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Image of a not regular octagon?
A octagon is a octagon without the same angles as the others.
Without measuring how can you determine whether two sides of a polygon are congruent?
cut out the polygon and fold the two sides onto each other.if the sides match up, you can assume its congruent
What is a triangle with no congruent sides?
a triangle without any congruent sides is a scalenetriangle
How do you figure out what the length of a side of an octagon is?
You cannot figure out the length of an octagon without a lot more information. Alternatively, you can measure the lengths of the sides.
Can a regular octagon tessellate without overlaps or gaps?
No, there would be triangles in between. Sorry!
Image of a not regular octagon?
A octagon is a octagon without the same angles as the others.
Without measuring how can you determine whether two sides of a polygon are congruent?
cut out the polygon and fold the two sides onto each other.if the sides match up, you can assume its congruent
What is a triangle with no congruent sides?
a triangle without any congruent sides is a scalenetriangle
Can a quadrilateral have all sides congruent without having all angles congruent?
Yes. It would be a rhombus.
How do you figure out what the length of a side of an octagon is?
You cannot figure out the length of an octagon without a lot more information. Alternatively, you can measure the lengths of the sides.
What has three congruent sides?
a cube without a top side
What is a polygon without congruent side or angles?
It is an irregular polygon.
How can you show a hexagon congruent without a ruler or a protractor?
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How do I spell Oxtigong?
Without more information, it could be octagon.
Which postulate or theorem can be used to prove that triangle PRS is congruent to triangle QRS?
We cannot determine without seeing the data for PRS & QRS. My guess though would be ASA Though it could also be SSS
You are a quadrilateral without four congruent sides and no right angles what are you?
trapeziod
Can you tell if a triangle is congruent without using the hypotenuse theorem?
no not really
