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What is a triangle with no alike sides?
A square
How is a square triangle and hexagon alike?
A square triangle and hexagon are alike becaue they are shapes. they are also alike because the have straight lines and no curved. each of the shapes have a base and at least 2 corners. hope these are good for what you needed and sorry if not.
What are the different kinds of plane figures?
circle triangle square rectangle trapezoid
How are a triangle and a rectangle alike?
They are both polygons.
How is a triangle and a hexagon alike?
they both are polygons
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