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Transcribed Image Text:A student creates the following design on a geoboard and notices many shapes.

Transcribed Image Text:(b) How many different rectangles can you find?
less than or equal to 5
less than or equal to 10 but more than 5
less than or equal to 15 but more than 10
more than 15
(c) What other polygons do you see in the design? (Select all that apply.)
оооооо
parallelograms
decagons
hexagons
OOOO
X
squares
trapezoids
octagons
(d) What is the polygon with the most number of sides that you can find in this design?
A polygon with less than or equal to 5 sides.
A polygon with less than or equal to 10 sides but more than 5 sides.
A polygon with less than or equal to 15 sides but more than 10 sides.
A polygon with more than 15 sides.
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