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How do you call a 52 sided polygon?
The name of a 52 sided polygon is Pentacondigon.
What do you call a 11-sided shape?
An 11 sided shape is an Eptogon
What do you call a 9-sided shape?
A nine sided shape or polygon is called a nonagon.
What is the name of a shape 130 sided shape?
Why not just call it "a 130-sided shape"? because its not called that, spaz.
What do you call a 5 sided geometric shape?
A five sided geometric shape is called a pentagon.
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