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Why can a sqare never be a trpazoed
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Why can a sqare never be a trpazoed

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Answer: A square requires all four sides of equal length, having two pairs of parallel sides, and all 4 angles right-angles. A trapezoid has two sides that are parallel, while the other two sides must be not parallel.

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Because all squares must have parallel sides

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