Complete the sentence. The intersection of two regular pentagons can be _____. a point a line a ray a hexagon

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Complete the sentence.

The intersection of two regular pentagons can be _____.
a point a line
a ray a hexagon

Complete the sentence. The intersection of two regular pentagons can be _____. a point-example-1

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It can be a hexagon, that's with respect to the intersection

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