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Which statement about squares and equilateral triangles are true?
Both are regular polygons
What does a triangle pentagon and square have in common?
they are all polygons
Are all shapes polygons?
Not all shapes are polygons. Polygons are shapes that have to have straight sides and be closed figures. So a shape that is curved would not be a polygon.
What are polygons with all equal sides and angles called?
They are known as regular polygons.
Do two polygons which are similar have the same shape?
Similar polygons are polygons for which all corresponding angles are congruent and all corresponding sides are proportional. From this definition we can say they have the same shape.
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