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What do you call a 9999-sided polygon?
A 9999-sided polygon is known as a nonanonacontanonactanonaliagon. Unlike a 9999-sided polygon, a 10000-sided polygon has a much easier name; a myriagon.
What is a 10000 sided polygon?
The name of a 10,000 sided polygon is Myriagon.
What do you call a 1000000 - sided polygon?
a 10000 sided shape is a myriagon some people call polygons: 10-gon 100-gon 1000-gon and so on
What do you call a 21-sided polygon?
icosihenagon= 21-sided polygon icosihenagon= 21-sided polygon
Name of the 10000 sided polygon?
i think is myriagon!!
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