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What is a 30 sided polygon called?
A 30-sided polygon is called a triacontagon.
How many diagonals does a triacontagon have?
its 405
What is the name of 30 side polygon?
A 30-sided polygon is called a triacontagon. The prefix "tria-" is derived from the Greek word for three, and "contagon" is derived from the Greek word for angle. Therefore, a triacontagon has 30 sides and 30 angles.
What do you call a 30 sided polygon?
It's a triacontagon.
What is 30 sided shape?
A 30 sided polygon is called a Triacontagon.
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