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What is a fifteen side polygon called?
Pentadecagon, Quindecagon, PentakaidecagonA polygon with fifteen sides can be called a pentadecagon.
What is the name 15 sided polygon?
The name of a 15 sided polygon is Pentadecagon.
How many sides does a pentadecagon have?
A pentadecagon has 15 sides. (the prefixes pent=5, and deca=10)15
What is a shape with 15 sides?
pentadecagon
How many edges does a pentadecagon have?
45
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