What Are These Three 2D Shapes Called?

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The three two-dimensional shapes discussed are the parallelogram, kite, and rhombus. These shapes are distinct from common geometric figures such as triangles, rectangles, squares, and circles. The identification of these shapes is crucial for understanding basic geometry and their properties in various applications.

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  • Basic knowledge of geometric shapes
  • Understanding of two-dimensional plane concepts
  • Familiarity with properties of quadrilaterals
  • Ability to recognize and differentiate between various polygons
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  • Research the properties of parallelograms, including area and perimeter calculations
  • Explore the characteristics and classifications of kites in geometry
  • Learn about the properties and applications of rhombuses
  • Study the differences between various types of quadrilaterals
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Hi guys,

I know it’s not triangle, rectangle, square, or circle, but, can anyone tell me what these three two dimensional plane name in english is (images are attached)?

Thank you very much in advance

Huygen
 

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