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An Octagon has 8 sides. The other more popular shapes are Hexagon which has 6 sides, a Pentagon which has 5 sides, a Square which has 4 sides and a Triangle which has 3 sides.
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How many sides dose octagon have?
A octagon has 8 sides.
How many sides would be an octagon?
An octagon is composed of eight sides.
How many sides does a decagon have that an octagon?
Decagon is 10 sides. Octagon is 8 sides.
How many vertices and sides the octagon has?
An octagon has 8 vertices and 8 sides
How many more sides does a polygon have than a octagon?
an octagon is a polygon. an octagon has 8 sides. a polygon is a shape with closed sides.
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