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Why are fivefold patterns more difficult to tessellate than fourfold or sixfold patterns?

a
Pentagons don't neatly fill a surface
b
It's impossible to accurately divide a circle into five equal sections
c
There are no vertical or horizontal lines in a fivefold pattern
d
Pentagons don't naturally occur in nature

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Answer:

B

Explanation:

Circles are completely round, therefore cannot be equally divided into anything.

Please note this may be incorrect, as I am in middle school AND you posted this in the history section, and I'm an expert in history not geometry.

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