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What are some geometric concepts that you can write about a desk? For example the top of the desk is equilateral.

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Answer: I really thought this was a legitimate site, not a bunch of smart pant teenagers. Please cancel my subscription now.

Thank you, I have my own SMA teen I can get those answers from.

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The legs of the desk are cylindrical

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