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Follow This Steps: Go To The Group Where You Want to Accept Requests Click The 3 Dots Beside Your Group and Click "Configure Group" Select Members on The Selection Side (Left) on PC's and Laptops and Under The Message "Configure " on Phones Select Requests Their, You will See all The Join Requests, Select Accept if You Want for The Person to Join Your Group and Decline If You Don't. There. Just Reply to This Answer if You Have any Questions.
Continue on with the games story and after something like three days manaphy will come back and ask to join your team
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you join the dots without lifting your pen.
its known name to join the dots from H to A
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No! A triangle has three points on it, and the sum of the exterior angles will always be greater than 180 degrees. As a simple test, draw three dots in a triangle form, and join them up. Using a protractor, add the angles. This will be more 190degrees. If you now place three dots in a straight line labelling them dots a, b, and c, and now join them up. The angle from the line between dots a-b, to the line between dots b-3 is 180degrees.
It is not possible. Several (4) straight lines without lifting your pen is possible but 1 line is not.
The cast of Join the Dots - 2010 includes: Florence Bell as Matilda Eaoifa Forward as Lucy Ulysses Wells as -
draw 9 lines and join them
The three lines making up a triangle do not intersect (cross) each other. Two lines join at each corner of the triangle.
Draw three vertical lines, then three vertical lines underneath, usually about 1cm long. Then join the line on the top left to the bottom middle line, then join the top middle line to the bottom right line. Join the top left line to the top right line so it looks like a triangle. Then do the same to the bottom lines. Then join the bottom left line to the top left line. Then join the bottom right line to the top right line.
First, you need to recognise that the drawing will be a 2-D projection of a 3-D object.Mark four points such that no three of them are on a straight line. Select each point in turn and join it to the remaining points (six lines in all).
Take one chain and cut all 3 of its links. Then use those links to join the rest of the chains together.