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What do you call a twelve sided shape?
If the shape is flat is is called a: dodecagon If it is a 3 dimensional object it is called a dodecahedron
Name of a 3D shape with 12 sides?
dodecahedron
What is a solid shape with 5 sides called?
Well a solid shape with five sides is called a polygon! * * * * * Totallly wrong answer! It is a pentahedron. That could be a triangular prism or a quadrilateral pyramid.
Which has more vertices a shape with 6 sides of a shape with 7 sides?
A shape with 7 sides.
What shape has seven equal sides?
A heptagon or a septagon. Equal-sided shapes are called "regular" so a seven equal sides shape is a regular heptagon.square square
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