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Name the polygon with 6 vertices?
Hexagon.
How do you determine vertices of a polygon?
The vertices are the "points" of a polygon.
A polygon had nineteen sides.how many vertices does the polygon have?
19. sides=vertices
What is the name of any segment joining nonconsecutive vertices of a polygon?
diagonal
What polygon has 9 vertices?
A polygon with nine vertices also has nine sides, and is therefore a "nonagon".
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