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    This document describes the hierarchy of polygons and their properties. It begins by defining a polygon as a closed figure formed by straight line segments. It then breaks down polygons into specific types: quadrilateral as a 4-sided polygon; parallelograms having two sets of parallel sides; trapezoids having one parallel side; rectangles and squares as types of parallelograms with right angles and all sides congruent respectively; and rhombus as a parallelogram with all sides congruent. Real world examples are provided for each type of polygon.

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    This document describes the hierarchy of polygons and their properties. It begins by defining a polygon as a closed figure formed by straight line segments. It then breaks down polygons into specific types: quadrilateral as a 4-sided polygon; parallelograms having two sets of parallel sides; trapezoids having one parallel side; rectangles and squares as types of parallelograms with right angles and all sides congruent respectively; and rhombus as a parallelogram with all sides congruent. Real world examples are provided for each type of polygon.

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    This document describes the hierarchy of polygons and their properties. It begins by defining a polygon as a closed figure formed by straight line segments. It then breaks down polygons into specific types: quadrilateral as a 4-sided polygon; parallelograms having two sets of parallel sides; trapezoids having one parallel side; rectangles and squares as types of parallelograms with right angles and all sides congruent respectively; and rhombus as a parallelogram with all sides congruent. Real world examples are provided for each type of polygon.

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    Polygon hierarchy

    By : jodei lynne Alford

    Polygon

    Real world example


    Stop sign
    Soccer ball
    Closed figure four formed by
    segments

    Quadrilateral
    Four sided polygon
    Angle have the sum of 360 degrees
    ( real world examples ) mirror , rubix
    cube .

    Parallelograms

    Its a quaderlaterial
    Two sets of parallel sides
    Opposite sides are congruent
    Real world examples ; eraser

    Trapezoid
    Exactly one parallel side
    Parallel sides are bases
    Real world examples : baseball base

    Rectangle

    Its a parallelogram
    Two sets of parallel sides
    Opposite sides are congruent
    Real world examples ; pool

    Rhombus

    Its a parallelogram
    Two sets of parallel sides
    All sides ARE congruent
    Real world examples ; diamond

    Square

    Its a parallelogram
    Rectangle & rhombus
    All sides are congruent
    Real world examples : floor

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