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It must be a trapezoid because a trapezoid has at least one set of parallel sides. Sides of equal length don't mean anything really unless we know hose sides are parallel. I will say sometimes I hear trapezoids ONLY have two parallel sides, while the other two are not, while in other places as long as two are parallel it is a trapezoid. It looks like for this question it is using the definition that at least two parallel sides makes it a trapezoid.
it can be an isosceles trapezoid since it is a type of trapezoid, same with right trapezoid. Basically any special kind of trapezoid
parallelogram because it can have two pairs of parallel lines and have thos parallel sides be equal. So this also means it can be all kinds of parallelograms.
Do you have a list to choose from? because most I pull up don't include right trapezoid at least.
This leaves kite as the only kind of quadrilateral to look at yet, and it specifies no parallel sides. bt your shape need at least one set of them, so it cannot be a kite.
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im almost postive the one you marked is correct
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Start at the y-intercept, (0,-1). Next, go up one and to the right 2, plot a point. Keep going up one and to the right 2 until you reach the end of the graph. Next, go back to your y-intercept. Go down one and to the left 2. Keep going down and to the left until you reach the end of the graph. Connect all points.
Step-by-step explanation:
Start at the y-intercept, (0,-1). Next, go up one and to the right 2, plot a point. Keep going up one and to the right 2 until you reach the end of the graph. Next, go back to your y-intercept. Go down one and to the left 2. Keep going down and to the left until you reach the end of the graph. Connect all points.
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6 dollars
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