select the correct shapes.\nselect all of the shapes that have at least one pair of perpendicular sides.
select the correct shapes.\nselect all of the shapes that have at least one pair of perpendicular sides.
Answer
Explanation:
Step1: Analyze the blue hexagon
A regular hexagon has internal angles of (120^\circ), so no sides are perpendicular (perpendicular sides form a (90^\circ) angle). So the blue hexagon is excluded.
Step2: Analyze the pink square
A square has four right angles ((90^\circ)), so all adjacent sides are perpendicular. Thus, the pink square has perpendicular sides.
Step3: Analyze the purple right triangle
A right triangle has one right angle ((90^\circ)), so the two legs forming the right angle are perpendicular. So the purple right triangle has perpendicular sides.
Step4: Analyze the yellow trapezoid
The yellow trapezoid (assuming it's an isosceles trapezoid or a non - right trapezoid) has no right angles, so no perpendicular sides.
Answer:
The pink square, the purple right triangle. (In boxed form for the shapes: (\boxed{\text{Pink Square}}), (\boxed{\text{Purple Right Triangle}}))