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(a) There are 9 cans on this shelf. What can be the total number of cans in this shelf?

(b) Name the polygon formed on the front side of the figure.

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(a) By visual estimation, it is easy for us to see that 3 more cans can fit in the empty space. Hence, we can say that there will be 12 cans on a full shelf.

(b) The front side of the figure is a pentagon.

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