A rhombus
A regular polygon has equal angles AND sides.
A polygon whose sides are not equal is known as an irregular polygon. A regular polygon has equal sides and angles.
quadrate rectangle
A rhombus has four equal sides but not necessarily equal angles. but tht is all i got
It is a dodecagon. While it is irregular, so is a dodecagon with equal sides but unequal angles, so "irregular" is not enough.
The question is somewhat ambiguous.If you mean a polygon in which the number of sides is not equal to the number of vertices, the answer is NO, there cannot be such a polygon.If, however, the question is whether there is a polygon in which not all the sides are equal and not all the angles are equal, then the answer is YES, the vast majority of polygons are of this type.
A regular polygon (a closed plane figure of straight lines) has all equal angles and all equal side lengths. For example, a square is a regular quadrilateral, because it's four edges are all the same length, and it's angles are all equal (90 degrees). A regular triangle is an equilateral triangle.An irregular polygon does not have equal sides and angles. N.B to be regular, a polygon must have both equal sides and equal angles. If a polygon has equal sides but unequal angles it is not a regular polygon.
A polygon that has 10 sides that are not all equal* * * * *Got the right idea but wrong in the detail. It is a polygon with ten sides in whicheither at least two sides are unequal, orto angles are unequal.Thus a polygon with ten equal sides, and 9 equal angles but the tenth angle being different, would be irregular.
No, the definition of congruent polygons is that all corresponding SIDES are of equal length. All corresponding angles as well.
It can be regular or irregular. A hexagon is simply defined as a six-sided polygon, regardless of whether its sides and angles are equal or unequal.
The prefix for the word 'equal' is-: 'un'- which makes 'UNEQUAL'
unequal