Give two different examples of pairs of non-similar figures.
(N/A) Two figures are said to be non-similar if they do not have the same shape,even if they have the same number of sides.
Example $1$: $A$ trapezium and a square are non-similar figures because their corresponding angles are not equal and their corresponding sides are not in the same ratio.
Example $2$: $A$ triangle and a parallelogram are non-similar figures because they have a different number of sides and different geometric properties.
Example $1$: $A$ trapezium and a square are non-similar figures because their corresponding angles are not equal and their corresponding sides are not in the same ratio.
Example $2$: $A$ triangle and a parallelogram are non-similar figures because they have a different number of sides and different geometric properties.
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