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Following are some figures: Classify eac...

Following are some figures: Classify each of these figures on the basis of the following:(i) Simple curve                (ii)    Simple closed curve (iii) Polygon                         (iv)  Convex polygon (v)Concave polygon          (vi)   Not a curve   Figures

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