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What is a tetragon more commonly know as?
A tetragon (a polygon with four sides) is more commonly known as a quadrilateral.
What is a tetragon?
Commonly known as a quadrilateral, a tetragon is a polygon with 4 (four) sides.
Is a square a tetragon or a tetrahedron?
A square is a tetragon whereas a tetrahedron is 4 faced pyramid
Is a square a tetragon or just a tetrahedron?
yes
What is the name of Polygons with four sides?
a quadrilateral, or Tetragon, or Quadrangle
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