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A shape with 9 sides is called?
A nonagon.
What is a 9 sided 2d shape called?
A nine sided two dimensional shape would be called a nonagon. Nona is a common prefix meaning nine of something.
What shapes have 9 sides?
2D - Nonagon 3D - Nonahedron
A shape has 9 sides?
A nonagon has 9 sides.
What shape has 9 equal sides?
A regular nonagon.
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