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What poygon is a regular polygon?
A polygon is described as "regular" if all its sides have the same length. (It will also turn out that all of its angles are equal.)
What poygon has 5 sides and 2 right angles?
It is an irregular pentagon - a bit like a child's silhouette of a house with a pitched roof.
What is the perimeter of a regular poygon with a side length of 4.9cm?
4.9 cm times the number of sides in the polygon. Simple!
What is a 10 sided poygon?
decagon
What does a 5 sided poygon look like?
pentagon look like
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