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How do forms differ from shapes? They are three dimensional. They represent items found in nature. They represent concepts. They have clear edges.

How do forms differ from shapes? They are three dimensional. They represent items found in nature. They represent concepts. They have clear edges.
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How do forms differ from shapes?

They are three dimensional.
They represent items found in nature.
They represent concepts.
They have clear edges.

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Answer: They are three dimensional.

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Answer:

A. They are three dimensional.

Step-by-step explanation:

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