Mr. Apollo’s class is designing game boards. The class worked in groups, and each group selected a color and a set of shapes to use.
Choose Yes or No to tell if each group selected parallelograms for its set of shapes.

Set 1 has 4 blue rectangles, Set 2 has 4 red triangles, Set 3 has 4 green kites and Set 4 has 3 yellow trapezoids.
Blue
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Red
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Green
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Yellow
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Ineed asap. 35 points. in order for two polygons to be similar, two conditions must be met. first, all pairs of corresponding sides must be in proportion. second, all corresponding angles must be congruent. prove that angle congruence is not enough, by itself, to establish that two polygons are similar. do this by describing or drawing two polygons that are not similar but whose corresponding angles are all congruent.