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What do call a regular quadrilateral?
Well, you are supposed to call an irregular quadrilateral an IRREGULAR QUADRILATERAL. Haha. There really isn't any name for a regular quadrilateral. You just call it a quadrilateral or whatever the shape is. You could call it a REGULAR QUADRILATERAL.
A quadrilateral that has no parallel sides?
i think you call it a irregular quadrilateral
What do you call a regular quadrilateral?
A square
What do you usually call a quadrilateral?
A quadrilateral is the name given to any 4 sided polygon.
What do you call a polygon with 4 sides?
A quadrilateral
What do you call a shape with 4 sides?
A quadrilateral.
What do you usually call a regular quadrilateral?
a square.
What do you call a 4 sized shape?
quadrilateral
What do you call a quadrilateral with all are parallel?
a rectangle
What other names can you call a rhombus?
Quadrilateral
What do you call a 4 sided sape?
quadrilateral
Why are they call quadrilateral?
Because they have 4 sides.
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