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IF SHAPE I IS SIMILAR TO SHALE II AND SHAPE II IS SIMILAR TO SHAPE III WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR SHAPE 1 AND SHAPE III

IF SHAPE I IS SIMILAR TO SHALE II AND SHAPE II IS SIMILAR TO SHAPE III WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR SHAPE 1 AND SHAPE III
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IF SHAPE I IS SIMILAR TO SHALE II AND SHAPE II IS SIMILAR TO SHAPE III WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR SHAPE 1 AND SHAPE III

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Answer Because shape I is similar to shape II and shape II is similar to shape III, shape I is similar to shape III.

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Answer:

Their similar

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