Pre-Algebra Student Edition
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Chapter 11.9, Problem 40S
To determine
To classify and count the number of sides in the given
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Answer to Problem 40S
Trapezoid, and has 4 sides.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given polygon has 4 sides on counting.
On scrutinizing the figure mentioned in the question, there are 4 sides present.
On further observation, there are two parallel sides while two unequal side.
In this case, the said figure is a trapezoid as it has two parallel bases and two unequal sides.
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