Not sure of the formal proof, but consider:
Suppose you can have a polygon with 2 sides. Start with one 'vertex' and connect to the second 'vertex' with a straight line segment - that's one side. Now for the second side, connect a straight line segment from the second vertex back to the first vertex. This will be the same line segment that you just drew.
Try drawing a polygon with 1, or 0 sides, as well. You cannot do it. "Polygon" comes from Greek for "many corners".
Polygons are shapes that have 3 or more sides
Polygons are shapes with 3 or more sides
Polygons !
No.
They are 3 sided polygons
there isn't a polygon with 3 sides but there are triangles. polygons start with hexgons; 5 sided shapes.
They are polygons and they have 3 or more sides
There is no special name: they are polygons, as are shapes with 3 or 3 million sides.
A:isoselesscaleneequilateralB:A perfect Cylinder has only a Top-side, a bottom-side and a surrounding side, therefore it counts to three.
They are 3 dimensional objects such a s polyhedrons.
They are both 3 dimensional shapes with faces that are polygons.
They are in the class of polygons known as triangles