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What is a polygon with 5 equal sides called?
A pentagon.
What is a polygon with equal sides and equal angles?
A regular polygon
Is a isosceles triangle a regular polygon?
No it is not a regular polygon because all three sides aren't equal. There are only two equal sides.
IS A Regular polygon a polygon?
Yes, a regular polygon is a type of polygon where all the sides and angles are equal.
Polygon with 6 equal sides?
it is a triangle
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