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How many lines of symmetry does a nonagram have?
What is a nonagram? A nine pointed star, perhaps. In any case, a general nonagram, like a general (ie non regular) polygram(!) has NO lines of symmetry.
How many sides does a regular pentagonhave?
a regular pentagon has five sides. The word regular means equal
How many conguent sides does a regular decagon have?
A regular decagon has 10 equal sides.
Many sides does a regular dodecagon have?
A regular or an irregular dodecagon both have 12 sides
How many sides does a not regular hexagon have?
It have 6 sides.
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