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3 years ago

Which quadrilaterals do not have parallel sides? rhombus trapezoid quadrilateral isosceles trapezoid

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So what is a quadrilateral something that has four sides. So as long as the sides DON't intersect they're fine but. A rhombus is parallel the sides won't cross. Trust me, this is a rush job. a trapezoid has only ONE parallel side but is it still parallel? It's the last option.<span />

Annette [7]3 years ago

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I think it would be a trapizoid

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