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What 2d shape has 2 sets of parallel lines but no perpendicular lines?
rhombus
What is a polygon with 2 sets of parallel lines called?
A rectangle.
What shape has Two sets of parallel sides but no right angles?
A shape with parallel sides but no right angles is called a parallelogram
How many parallel lines does an decagon have?
A regular decagon would have five sets or parallel lines.
What polygon has 2 sets of parallel lines?
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