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How many more sides does octagon have then a hexagon?
A hexagon has 6 sides. An octagon has 8 sides. Therefore an octagon has two sides more than a hexagon.
What is a hexagon and octagon?
a hexagon is a closed figure with 6 sides while an octagon has 8
Is a octagon and a hexagon the same thing?
And octagon is an 8 sided triangle. A hexagon is a 6 side triangle. "Oct" is a prefix that means 8. "Hex" is a prefix that means 6.
Is an octagon or a hexagon larger?
An octagon has 8 sides whereas an hexagon has 6 sides
Is a hexagon an octagon?
That is an easy question. A hexagon has 6 sides while an octagon has 8 sides. They are both different.
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