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Why should a parallelogram also be a trapezoid? The answer may surprise you.

Posted on 11.29.16 by Scott Baldridge

Find out the real reasons why parallelograms should also be considered trapezoids. Continue reading →

Posted in Engineering School Mathematics | Tagged A Story of Units, Category, Classification, EngageNY Curriculum, Eureka Math Curriculum, Figures, Geometry, Great Minds, Scott Baldridge | 8 Comments
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