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9 sided polygons name?
ennedagon
Name of a four sided figure?
The name of a four sided figure (or shape) is called a Square. :)
What is the name of a 22- sided polygon?
An icosikaidigon is a 22-sided polygon. For names of polygons see http://mathforum.org/dr.math/faq/faq.polygon.names.html
What is the name of Polygons with four sides?
a quadrilateral, or Tetragon, or Quadrangle
What is the name of a four sided shape that looks like a kite?
The name of a four sided shape that looks like a kite is a diamond.
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