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A shape with no equel sides?
circle
What are some examples of irregular polygon?
An irregular polygon is a polygon in which all sides and angles are not equel in length. That means an example of one would be a polygon with five sides as usual but with some sides longer or shorter than others.
A what shape has equel sides?
the answer is a semmi squre i had this for homwork in yr 6
What is quedriateral with 4 right angles and 4 equel sides?
It is a square that fits the description for the given quadrilateral
What is a polygon with five sides and five angles?
a pentagon has five sides and five angles.
What has five sides and five corners?
A penagon is a shape with five sides and five corners.
What figure has five sides and five angles?
A pentagon has five sides and five angles.
What has five sides and five vertices?
A pentagon has five sides and five vertices.
A polygon with five sides and five angles?
A pentagon has five sides and angles.
What does pi equel?
3.14159265357...
What is 8x6 equel?
48
How do you spell equel?
Equal
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