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A 100 sided polygon called?
The name of a 100 sided polygon is Hectogon.
How many triangles can a 100 sided polygon be divided into?
98
How many diagonals does a100 sided polygon have?
100*(100-3)/2 = 4850
How many diagonals are in a 100-sided polygon?
A regular 100-sided polygon has 4,850 diagonals. You can either check this for yourself, or use the formula provided in Related Questions below.
What is a hecatontagon?
A 100-sided polygon
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