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How many equal sides does a irregular hexagon?
A regular polygon must have all sides (and angle) equal.An irregular polygon does not have to have all sides equal, but some may be equal.An irregular hexagon may have 2, 3, 4 or 5 equal sides.
Is a pentagon a irregular or a regular shape?
A 5 sided pentagon can be a regular or an irregular polygon.
Is a pentagon a irregular shape or regular shape?
A 5 sided pentagon can be a regular or an irregular polygon.
What is a polygon with 5 sides and no angles are same called?
An irregular pentagon.
How much sides does a regular polygon have?
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