Question
Group the given figures into three classes on the basis of their identical properties using each figure only once.
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Answer
b.1, 3, 5; figures are divided into two equal parts.
2, 4, 7; figures are divided into four equal parts.
6, 8, 9; all are 2-D figures.
2, 4, 7; figures are divided into four equal parts.
6, 8, 9; all are 2-D figures.
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