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A polygon is a closed figure on a plane. A regular polygon has all the sides of equal length and the included angles the same. Known by their number of their sides. square, triangle, pentagon. octagon, nonagon etc ... .
One may also have a polygonal prism, a solid figure with 3, 4, 5 ... equal sides, and an extended height.
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