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What is a polygon with five angles callEd?
A polygon with five angles and five sides is a pentagon.
What is a polygon with 5 congruent sides?
A polygon with five congruent sides is a pentagon.
If a polygon has five sides is it a regular polygon?
If the sides and angles are equal, yes. Otherwise, no.
Which polygon has five sides?
Pentagon.
A polygon with five sides and five angles is a?
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