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What is a flat shape with three or more sides called Made up with straight lines?
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What is a 2d shape with six straight lines called?
It is an hexagon which has 6 sides
What is the meaning of the sides of a polygon?
A polygon is a closed plane (flat) shape where an area is enclosed by a number of straight lines that meet, two at a time. These straight lines form the boundary of the polygon and are called its sides.
What is a closed shape whose sides are all straight lines?
any polygon
What shape has 4 straight sides and 1 pair of parallel lines?
A trapezoid.
What shape has 4 straight lines and 2 parallel sides?
a regular square!
What is a 2d shape with six straight lines called?
It is an hexagon which has 6 sides
What is the meaning of the sides of a polygon?
A polygon is a closed plane (flat) shape where an area is enclosed by a number of straight lines that meet, two at a time. These straight lines form the boundary of the polygon and are called its sides.
What shape has parallel lines and straight sides only?
A square
What is a polygon 4 sides called?
A polygon is a plane (2-dimensional) shape bounded by straight lines. It can have 3 or more sides. A polygon with 4 sides is a quadrilateral.
What is the names of shapes with 13 to 20 sides?
A shape with 13-20 sides may be called a polygon - but only if all the sides are straight lines - and there is nothing in the question to suggest that they are.
What shape has 4 straight sides and 1 pair of parallel lines?
A trapezoid.
What shape has 4 straight lines and 2 parallel sides?
a regular square!
What is a closed shape whose sides are all straight lines?
any polygon
A shape with 7 straight sides?
This is called a heptagon.
What do you call a shape with five or more sides?
A shape with straight sides is called a polygon. But it can have 3 or 4 sides as well.
What is the names of shapes with more than 10 sides?
A shape with more than 10 sides may be called a polygon - but only if all the sides are straight lines - and there is nothing in the question to suggest that they are.
How do work out the perimeter of a shape?
Assuming the shape is bounded by straight lines, you add up the length of all the sides.
