A. Triangle Triangle B. Quadrilateral Quadrilateral C. Pentagon Pentagon D. Hexagon Hexagon E. Heptagon Heptagon.

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A. Triangle Triangle B. Quadrilateral Quadrilateral C. Pentagon Pentagon D. Hexagon Hexagon E. Heptagon Heptagon

Congratulations You are correct You may proceed

A. Triangle Triangle B. Quadrilateral Quadrilateral C. Pentagon Pentagon D. Hexagon Hexagon E. Heptagon Heptagon

Congratulations You are correct You may proceed

A. Hexagon Hexagon B. Heptagon Heptagon C. Octagon Octagon D. Pentagon Pentagon E. Decagon Decagon

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A. Hexagon Hexagon B. Heptagon Heptagon C. Octagon Octagon D. Pentagon Pentagon E. Decagon Decagon

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A. Triangle Triangle B. Quadrilateral Quadrilateral C. Pentagon Pentagon D. Hexagon Hexagon E. Heptagon Heptagon

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A. Decagon Decagon B. Heptagon Heptagon C. Octagon Octagon D. Pentagon Pentagon E. Hexagon Hexagon

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What is the one thing that a polygon CAN NOT have? A.Line segments Line segmentsLine segments B.Parallel sides Parallel sidesParallel sides C.A right angle A right angleA right angle D.Curved sides Curved sidesCurved sides E.An obtuse angle An obtuse angleAn obtuse angle

A polygon is made of 3 or more line segments.

A polygon can have sides that are parallel.

A polygon may or may not contain a right angle.

A polygon may or may not contain an obtuse angle.

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