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alisha [4.7K]
2 years ago
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Hi, Guys This is Math 5th Grade I was Doing my homeWork when I did not know a question and I decided maybe 1 of you guys can hel

p me I do not understand the question pls explain it to me as well as give me the answer I will Mark as Brainlist But remember if you steal my points I can simply Steal your points back by reporting you Pls Help me I used all my points for this 1 questions PLSSS

Mathematics
1 answer:
alexgriva [62]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Circle A's attributes were used to be organized because both shapes have a <u>right angle</u>. Circle B's attributes were used to be organized because both shapes have <u>2 sets of parallel lines</u> that are across from each other. The middle was organized because both shapes have <u>2 sets of parallel lines</u> and <u>4 right angles</u>.

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