Geometry In the World

Mar 19, 2019

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Geometry In the World. By Mr. Atkin. vanishing point. Acute angle. arc. alkjdfaldjf. golden rectangle. obtuse angle. parallelagram. perpendicular lines. Perspective. polygon. rectangle. rectangular prism. Rhombus. right angle. symetry.

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Geometry In the World By Mr. Atkin
vanishing point
Acute angle
arc
alkjdfaldjf
golden rectangle
obtuse angle
parallelagram
perpendicular lines
Perspective
polygon
rectangle
rectangular prism
Rhombus
right angle
symetry

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