A rhombus, an equal sided parallelogram or an equal sided quadrilateral with no right angles.
Who knows? Well, maybe me.... I think it might be a decicosagon, because I figure that all polygons from 21-30 end in icosagon, and because all the 13-20 begin with the 3-9 sided shape names.. (apart from 19, with is the enneadecagon of course) the answer will be... A. Decicosagon
A 3-sided polygon is a triangle. There is no diagonal for that shape since all non-adjacent vertices share a line segment!
A 3-sided figure is called a triangle.
We have the triangle (3-sided), square (or quadrilateral, 4-sided), pentagon (5-sided), hexagon (6-sided), heptagon (or septagon, 7-sided), octagon (8-sided), nonagon (9-sided) and decagon (10-sided) to get you started.
A 3-sided shape is called a triangle.or Polygon in general.
TRUE for 2-dimensional figure. False for 3-dimensional figures.
there are lots of files: The rat tail file-to round off objects The bastard file-to file larger objects half round file 3 sided file 4 sided file
180 degrees, for all 3-sided polygons and triangles
A rhombus, an equal sided parallelogram or an equal sided quadrilateral with no right angles.
All triangles are 3-sided. There are 3 different kinds. One where all 3 sides are equal length and have equal angles is called an Equilateral triangle. A triangle with two sides and angles the same is known as an Isosceles triangle. The last kind of triangle has 3 unequal sides and 3 unequal angles and it is called a Scalene triangle.
Yes.
Who knows? Well, maybe me.... I think it might be a decicosagon, because I figure that all polygons from 21-30 end in icosagon, and because all the 13-20 begin with the 3-9 sided shape names.. (apart from 19, with is the enneadecagon of course) the answer will be... A. Decicosagon
Polygon * * * * * A polygon, although correct, is too general a term. "Triangles" is better.
A three sided figure with all unequal sides is called a scalene triangle. ■
All triangles have three sides
Yes