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What is an isosagon?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 4/28/2022

an isosagon is a regular 20 sided polygon.

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How many sides does a isosagon?

An isosagon is a polygon that has 20 sides. The term combines "iso," meaning equal, and "agon," meaning angle or corner, indicating that all sides and angles are equal in a regular isosagon. This shape is part of the family of polygons, which includes triangles, quadrilaterals, and many others.


What is a 20 sided figure called?

isosagon * * * * * icosagon.


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