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A ploygon with 5 sides and 5 angles is?
pentagon
What is a 7 sided ploygon called?
heptagon
What are ploygon?
polygon are shapes with no carves, no intersecting lines, closed, and has at least 3 sides.
What is a polygon with five sides called?
A polygon with five sides is a pentagon.
What is an object that has five sides called?
Five-sided shapes are called pentagons.
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