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What shape is foreign when you move the triangle into place as triangle, tropical rectangular or hexagon
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It seems like there might be a bit of confusion in your question. If you're looking to understand how different shapes can relate to each other, here's a breakdown:
1. **Triangle**: A three-sided polygon, defined by three vertices and three edges.
2. **Tropical Rectangle**: This term isn't standard in geometry. However, if by "tropical" you mean a rectangle in a Cartesian plane, then it would typically refer to a four-sided polygon (quadrilateral) with opposite sides equal and all angles being right angles.
3. **Hexagon**: A six-sided polygon, which has six vertices and six edges.
If you take a triangle and attempt to "move" or "transform" it, it can be part of various shapes, but you cannot form a tropical rectangle or a hexagon directly from a triangle without adding additional segments or merging shapes in creative ways.
If you clarify what you mean by moving the triangle into place or how you're relating these shapes, I could provide a more specific answer!
1. **Triangle**: A three-sided polygon, defined by three vertices and three edges.
2. **Tropical Rectangle**: This term isn't standard in geometry. However, if by "tropical" you mean a rectangle in a Cartesian plane, then it would typically refer to a four-sided polygon (quadrilateral) with opposite sides equal and all angles being right angles.
3. **Hexagon**: A six-sided polygon, which has six vertices and six edges.
If you take a triangle and attempt to "move" or "transform" it, it can be part of various shapes, but you cannot form a tropical rectangle or a hexagon directly from a triangle without adding additional segments or merging shapes in creative ways.
If you clarify what you mean by moving the triangle into place or how you're relating these shapes, I could provide a more specific answer!
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