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A pollygon with five sides?
A polygon with five sides is a pentagon.
What is a polygon with five sides called?
A polygon with five sides is a pentagon.
Shapes that have five sides?
A shape that has five sides is called a pentagon. A normal pentagon has all five sides that are the same length.
What is an object that has five sides called?
Five-sided shapes are called pentagons.
What is the shape with five sides called?
a five sided shape is called a pentagon!
What is a Polygon with 5 sides and 5 angles called?
A polygon with five sides and five angles is called a pentagon.
Why do the pentegon have five sides?
The Greek prefix "penta-" means five, so a pentagon has five angles and five sides. If it had any other number of sides it would not be called a pentagon!
What is a figure with five sides called?
a pentagon.
A ploygon with five sides is called a?
PENTAGON!!!
What is polygon with five sides called?
Pentagon.
What is a polygon with five angles callEd?
A polygon with five angles and five sides is a pentagon.
What is a regular polygon with five sides called?
a pentagon
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