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What is an issue that may not be agreed upon by many different sides is called what?
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What is a case where two sides disagree over some issue called?
disagreement of dispute
A triangle with all three sides different lengths is called a?
scalane
What is a shape that has four different sides called?
any four sided figure is called quadrilateral
What are the first eight polygons called?
A polygon with 3 sides is called triangle A polygon with 4 sides is called quadrilateral A polygon with 5 sides is called pentagon A polygon with 6 sides is called hexagon A polygon with 7 sides is called heptagon A polygon with 8 sides is called octagon
What triangle does not have any sides the same length?
A scalene triangle does not have any sides the same length.A triangle with 3 different lengths is called a Scalene triangle.
What is an issue that may not be agreed upon by many different sides is called?
A "contentious" issue.
An issue that may not be agreed upon by many different sides is called?
caucus
What An issue that may not be agreed upon by many different political sides?
An unresolved issue.
What do you call a triangle that has all different sides?
A triangle where all the sides are different is called scalene
What is a case where two sides disagree over some issue called?
disagreement of dispute
This type of triangle has sides of different lengths?
The triangle that has sides of different length is called a scalene triangle.
What is a triangle called when all sides are different?
Scalene
What is a triangle called if it has all different sides?
Scalene
what is A triangle with three different sides and three different angles is called a?
scalene
What shape have 10 sides but the sides are different length?
A polygon with 10 sides is called a decagon. the length of the sides doesn't matter, as long as it has ten sides.
What are the names of shapes with different number of sides?
They are called polygons.
What is a six sided figure called with all different sides?
It is called an 'Irregular Hexagon'
