Name:ID: A8. Determine which of the following polygons cannot be used to form a tessellation.regular hexagonregular trianglea.с.b. regular heptagond. rectangle

Triangle , square and hexagon are only shapes which can make tessellation by themselves

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Name: 8. Determine which of the following polygons cannot be used to form a tessellation. a. regular hexagon c. regular triangle b. regular heptagon d. rectangle