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Must a polygon have more than three sides?
A polygon must have 3 or more sides as with a triangle for example
What does a polygon have to have?
More than 3 sides, closed figures, and, straight sides.
What do you call a closed shapes with 3 or more sides?
It is a polygon that has 3 or more sides
Is there a polygon with two sides and what its name?
NO!!! The smallest polygon is 3 sided. it is a 'trigon' ( triangle).
Can you describe a polygon?
A polygon is a shape with 3 or more sides
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