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bell ringer 4-19-18 1. What solids can have a circle for a base? 2. What solids can have a square for a base? 3. What solids can have a triangle for a base? 4. What solids can have any polygon for a base? 5. Explain parallel and perpendicular. 6. Have you ever had a MRI?

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