No. A quadrilateral is a four sided figure
cut the angle of a decagon in half the cut angle for equal sides is 30 degrees on each end take 180 degrees divide bt # of sides and this will give you the cut angle for any euqal sided shape
2340 degrees would be in a 16 sided polygon.
It is impossible to have a two-sided regular polygon with equal length sides. The two sides would merely form an open angle, with no closed third side.
i think it would still be called a hexagon. a hexagon is just a six sided figure. it doesn't have to have equal sides.
98 because 6 plus each angle would be 98
A four sided figure with four equal sides and no right angles is a diamond, or a rhombus. If it had four right angles, it would be a square.
Yes. It would be a square.
I would say a square, it has four right angles and four sides.
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No. A quadrilateral is a four sided figure
A seven sided figure would be a heptagon. A Reuleaux heptagon, is a seven sided figure, but having constant diameter. [As seen in some British coins]. But a regular heptagon would have seven equal sides that were each straight.
cut the angle of a decagon in half the cut angle for equal sides is 30 degrees on each end take 180 degrees divide bt # of sides and this will give you the cut angle for any euqal sided shape
A four-sided polygon with all sides equal and no right angles would be a rhombus. A rhombus consists of two acute angles and to obtuse angles.
The sum of the interior angles of any regular polygon of n sides is equal to 180(n - 2) degrees. Each angle would be 164.35 degrees
It would be a Megagon, but this purely a theoretical construct- Mega-in popular use-million, litl. Large, Gon- angle- Pentagon has five angles.
2340 degrees would be in a 16 sided polygon.