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Which 2D shape is a polygon?
A polygon is any closed 2-D shape which bounded by straight lines.
Is a pie a polygon?
No, a polygon is traditionally defined as a many sided plane (i.e. 2-D) shape. Since a pie is 3-D, assuming you mean a pie you eat, then this is not a polygon
In the diagram polygon ABCD is flipped over a line of reflection to form a polygon with its vertices at A and prime B and prime C and prime and D and prime. Points A and prime B and prime and D and pr?
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What is a 3-d shape with rectangular faces and two identical polygon bases?
A prism.
Is 3 D considered a polygon?
Yes a polygon is considered a 3D shape or also 1D or 2D would be a polygon.Taylor Fairington 16
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