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In a two-dimensional grid, the elements are ____________ in shape and have ___________ neighbours.

In a two-dimensional grid, the elements are ____________ in shape and have ___________ neighbours. Correct Answer Quadrilateral, 4

For a two-dimensional grid, there are four faces and four vertices for every element. And, each element is surrounded by four elements. With this, we cannot say if they are cubes or cuboids. In general, we can say they will definitely be quadrilaterals.

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