- A(b)
- B(c)
- C(a)
- D(d)
Step-by-Step Solution
Every triangle is a polygon, so Triangles lies inside Polygons. A circle has no straight sides, so it is not a polygon at all: its circle stands apart from both.
Answer: C) (a)
Find the diagram (a)–(d) that suits Triangles, Polygons and Circles.
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