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What do you call a figure with seven sides?
heptagon
What do you call a figure with 10 sides?
Dekagon.
What do you call a figure with 3 sides?
triangle .. ^^
What do you call a closed figure with no sides?
circle
What do you call a quadrallateral with no sides?
It's called an internally contradictory definition. "Quadrilateral" means a figure with four sides. A figure with no sides is not a quadrilateral.
What do you call a figure with three or more sides?
A polygon.
What do you call a figure with 4 sides that is not a square?
A quadrilateral.
What do you call the plane figure that has 8 sides?
An octagon.
What do you call the plane figure that has 10 sides?
A decagon.
What do you call the plane figure that has 11 sides?
A hendecagon.
What do you call the plane figure that has 12 sides?
A dodecagon.
How do you call a shape with 5 sides?
A Pentagon. A five sided figure is a pentagon
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