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How many sides does a nonogon have?
A nonogon has 9 sides
How many diagnals does a rectangle have?
It has 2 diagonals
How many diagnals for a 30-gon?
405 diagonals
How do you remember that a nonogon has 9 sides?
You don't, because there is no such thing as a nonogon. It is a nonagon. And you could try alternating ns in the two words: nine and nona...
Which figure does not always have congruent diagnals?
rhombus
Related Questions
How many sides does a nonogon have?
A nonogon has 9 sides
How many diagnals in a heptagon?
what is a diacnal
How many diagnals does a rectangle have?
It has 2 diagonals
How many diagnals does a rectangular prism have?
12 diagonals
What is another name for a nonogon?
There is no such thing as a nonogon. Its correct name is a nonagon.
How many diagnals for a 30-gon?
405 diagonals
How don you spell nonogon?
You don (or don't, even) spell it nonogon. The correct word is nonagon.
How many diagnals are in a 102-gon?
correct me if im wrong but 35 diagonals
Shape with nine sides?
Nonogon
A polygon with 9 sides?
nonogon
Polygon with nine sides is called a?
A nonogon
What is a nonogon?
A nonagon is a 9 sided polygon
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