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A polygon has fourteen vertices How many sides does the polygon have?
Fourteen. Each polygons has the same number of sides as it has vertices. Therefore, a polygon with 14 vertices must have 14 sides.
What kind of polygon has 12 sides?
no
What is the name of 14 sides polygon?
A Decatetragon
What kind of polygon with five sides?
hectagon
What kind of polygon that has 11 sides?
hendecagon
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