Hexacontakaidigon
There isn't a recognised name for a 62 sided figure; but the Greek based name would be exindadeogon.
A Rhombicosidodecahedron. See the related link for more information.
A 62-sided shape (or, polygon) is known as a hexacontakaidigon. This name is derived from the Greek numbering system, the use of which is conventional among geometricians.
Rhombicosidodecahedron
(62-2)*180 = 10,800 degrees
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The interior angles of a 62-agon add up to 10,800 degrees
A 61-sided polygon is called a hexacontakaihenagon, while a 62-sided polygon is known as a hexacontadihenagon. Similarly, a 63-sided polygon is referred to as a hexacontatrigon, a 64-sided polygon is called a hexacontatetragon, and so on, up to a 69-sided polygon, which is termed a hexacontanonaagon. These names derive from the Greek numerical prefixes combined with the suffix "-gon," meaning "angle" or "corner."
Polygons with 61 to 69 sides are referred to by specific names based on the number of sides they have. A 61-sided polygon is called a "hexacontakaihenagon," a 62-sided polygon is a "hexacontakaihenagon," a 63-sided polygon is a "hexacontatrihenagon," a 64-sided polygon is a "hexacontatetragon," a 65-sided polygon is a "hexacontapentagon," a 66-sided polygon is a "hexacontaxihexagon," a 67-sided polygon is a "hexacontaseptagon," an 68-sided polygon is a "hexacontaoctagon," and a 69-sided polygon is a "hexacontanovagon." These names are derived from Greek numeral prefixes combined with the suffix "-gon."
Surface area of sphere = 4*pi*62 = 452.389 square cm to 3 dp
The interior angles of a 62-agon add up to 10,800 degrees
It is: 4*pi*62 = 144*pi square meters