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What is a 16-sided polygon called?
A sixteen-sided regular polygon is called a hexadecagon or a hexakaidecagon.
What is the name of a sixteen-sided polygon?
I think it's called a decahexagon
A five-sided polygon is called?
A five sided polygon is called a pentagon because pentagon means five sided polygon I think.
What are the names of an 11-sided polygon and a 12-sided polygon?
An 11 sided polygon is a hendecagon and a 12 sided polygon is a dodecagon
What do you call a 21-sided polygon?
icosihenagon= 21-sided polygon icosihenagon= 21-sided polygon
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