It is called an icosikaitera. If you want to know what other shapes like this one are called, see the related link.
According to Professor John Conway, a mathematician at Princeton A 24 sided polygon is called an icosikaitera. But apparently most mathematicians just call it a 24-gon.
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Icosikaitetra (not icosikaitera) is an adjective that means 24. The question does not specify whether it is a polygon with 24 sides or a polyhedron with 24 faces. Even if it were known that it was a polygon, there is no information on its shape - it can be convex or concave, small or huge.
Most mathematicians would use "24-gon." You can use tetracosagon or icositetragon
An octagon has eight sides, so three octagons altogether have 8 * 3 = 24 sides.
This shape is called an icosikaitera. All of the sides of the icosikaitera are all of the same equal length.
A shape, or polygon, with 24 sides is called an icosikaitera. Many people simply refer to it as a 24-gon.
Just call it a "24-sided polygon".
15 equal sides, since 360/24=15
According to Professor John Conway, a mathematician at Princeton A 24 sided polygon is called an icosikaitera. But apparently most mathematicians just call it a 24-gon.
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That depends on how many sides the shape has. If that's a regular rectangle with sides 24 and 16, the perimeter is 80.
Oh honey, that's called an icosikaitetragon. It's like a fancy way of saying "a shape with 24 sides" without putting people to sleep. So next time you want to impress someone at a party, just throw out "icosikaitetragon" and watch them pretend to know what you're talking about.
An icasagon is a polygon with 24 sides. The name comes from the prefix "ica-" which indicates 20, and "-sagon," which denotes a shape or polygon. Therefore, an icasagon has a total of 24 edges and vertices.
icosikaitetragon or sometimes called 24-gon.
Depending on their shapes and sizes you can make plane shapes with 3 to 24 sides.
The sum of the interior angles of a polygon is 2n - 4 right angles, where n is the number of sides. For a 24 sided shape this gives (2 x 24) - 4 = 44 right angles = 3960°.