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Which sides of a polygon share an endpoint?
Every side of a polygon shares endpoints, one each with the two sides next to it.
Which is the point where sides meet in a polygon a edge a endpoint a side or a vertex?
vertex
Common endpoint of the two sides of any angle or polygon?
angle: vertex
What is the name of each endpoint of the sides of a polygon called?
Each point is called a vertex.
What form by two consecutive sides of a polygon?
They form a vertex.
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