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I need help with this cause I wasn’t at school the day we took notes for this!!

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Elenna [48]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. draw a parallelogram, 2. draw an isoceles triangle (a dash on 2 of the traingles lines to show its equal), 3. equilateral pentagon (a dash on all sides), 4. equilateral octogon (draw dashes on all and draw arrows on pair of parallel sides from 1 arrow to 4 arrows)

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