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<b>What is moral parallel?</b><br>
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<u>How does line length affect a parachute?</u><br>
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<b>How many triangles in a 50 sided shape?</b><br>
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<b>What does 0.8 look like on a ruler?</b><br>
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<strong><u>What is a 64 sided shape called?</u></strong><br>
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<b>What is the circumference of a 27 acre circle?</b><br>
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<b><u>What is the length of the diagonal of a square if the <br>
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Oh, dude, I mean, like, sure, whatever, the area of the square is 2500 square meters, so the side length <br>
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<b>A parallelogram with 4 right angles and with sides different in length and width?</b><br>
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<i><u>What shape has no lines of symmetry and rotational symmetry order <br>
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<b>How do you cut a square into 4 equal pieces?</b><br>
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<u><i>What kind of angle do you see in the letter F?</i></u><br>
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<b>What is the length of one side of a regular hexagon if its perimeter <br>
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<u><b>Find the side of a square with area of 25 sq ft?</b></u><br>
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<u>What is b squared divided by b squared?</u><br>
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<b>What does 210 degrees look like?</b><br>
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<b><u>What is the area of a circle if the diameter is 108 using 3.14 for pi?</u></b><br>
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