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Eva drew a shape pattern that goes back and forth between rectangles and ovals. What are two other ways you can describe this set of shapes?​

Eva drew a shape pattern that goes back and forth between rectangles and ovals. What are two other ways you can describe this set of shapes?​
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Eva drew a shape pattern that goes back and forth between rectangles and ovals. What are two other ways you can describe this set of shapes?​

Eva drew a shape pattern that goes back and forth between rectangles and ovals. What-example-1
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Answer: 3 ovals and 3 rectangles and an even amount of rectangles and ovals

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