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3 years ago

Every _____ tessellates. A. Decagon B. Polygon C. Triangle D. Hexagon

1 answer:

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The answer is letter B. Every polygon tesselates. Since the word 'tesselate' here means a pattern of shapes put together without any gaps, then I think every polygon tesselates if they are put side by side together in varying amounts and leave absolutely no gaps or spaces between each other.

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