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What is the name for the line drawn right angles to a mirror surface?
beam
What is name of figure that can be drawn with 4 line segments?
A square, a rectangle, a quadrilateral, or a trapezoid. (there's more, but I won't bore you)
How many vertices in a sextagon?
There is no polygon with this name.
Name the vertices in the square FGLA?
The vertices in the square FGLA are F, G, L, and A. In geometry, a vertex is a point where two or more line segments meet to form an angle. In this case, the square FGLA has four vertices, each representing a corner of the square where two sides meet at a right angle.
What is the name of a shape with just 4 vertices?
A quadrilateral
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