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Rectangle

Right Angle

Isosceles Triangle 2 equal sides

Two lines that never touch Parallel Two lines that never touch

Pyramid

Circumference

Parallelogram

Acute Angle

Scalene Triangle No equal sides

Two lines that form a 90° angle Perpendicular Two lines that form a 90° angle

Diameter

Trapezoid

Obtuse Angle

Equilateral Triangle 3 equal sides

Add all of the Sides Perimeter

Area Length x Width

8 cm 8 cm Isosceles triangle

Radius

Perpendicular Lines

Perimeter Add all sides

How many edges? 9

Right Angle Exactly 90°

135° Obtuse triangle

Length x Width Area

Parallel Lines

Obtuse Angle More than 90°

Same size and shape Congruent

How many faces? 6

Acute Angle Less than 90°

Prism