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4. UNES & ANGLES
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PART I: GENERAL
This part of the book covers both basic and intermediate topics within Geometry. Complete Part I before moving on to Part II: Advanced.
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GEOMETRY
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POLYGONS
In This Chapter . . .
• Quadrilaterals: An Overview
• Polygons and Interior Angles • Polygons and Perimeter • Polygons and Area • 3 Dimensions: Surface Area • 3 Dimensions: Volume
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Chapter 1
POLYGONS
A polygon is defined as a closed shape formed by line segments. The polygons tested on the GMAT include the following: • Three-sided shapes (Triangles) •