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Which polygon is the American government polygon?
To my information, it is Pentagon.
Which polygon has the same name US government building?
pentagon
What government building is shaped like a regular polygon?
the pentagon
Which polygon has the same name as a major US government building?
The pentagon.
Whats the definition of a irregular polygon?
The definition of a irregular polygon is any polygon that is not a regular polygon.
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