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Is a trapezium regular or irregular?
It is irregular.
What shape has two pairs of parallel sides and has no axis symmetry?
An irregular trapezium.
Is trapezium an irregular shape?
In the United States, yes its very definition is a general irregular quadrilateral. However, outside the U.S., its the same thing as a trapezoid and there are regular and irregular trapezoids.
What properties of an isosceles trapezium makes it irregular?
Its parallel sides are of different lengths. Its angles are not all the same.
What kind of four sided shapes are there?
There are heaps but here is a few Square, Rectangle, Diamond, Rhombus, Trapezium, Kite, Parallelogram. Then there is irregular quadrilaterals.
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