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Does a kite tessellate? - Answers

No, a kite does not tessellate. In geometry, tessellation refers to the repeated use of one or more shapes to completely fill a surface without any gaps or overlaps. A kite shape has two pairs of adjacent sides that are equal in length but do not meet at right angles, making it impossible to tessellate without leaving gaps between the shapes.



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No, a kite does not tessellate. In geometry, tessellation refers to the repeated use of one or more shapes to completely fill a surface without any gaps or overlaps. A kite shape has two pairs of adjacent sides that are equal in length but do not meet at right angles, making it impossible to tessellate without leaving gaps between the shapes.



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Does a kite tessellate? - Answers

No, a kite does not tessellate. In geometry, tessellation refers to the repeated use of one or more shapes to completely fill a surface without any gaps or overlaps. A kite shape has two pairs of adjacent sides that are equal in length but do not meet at right angles, making it impossible to tessellate without leaving gaps between the shapes.

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