in tessellations of polygons joined edge to edge we say two edges A and B are identical if two copies - Maths - Constructions

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in tessellations of polygons joined edge to edge we say two edges A
and B are identical if two copies of the tessellations can be
placed one on top of the other (after sliding, rotating, or
flipping as necessary) so that the tessellations completely
coincide when A and B are in the same position b) explain why the
edge you chose in Part A are not identical

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