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Where does the word polygon originate from?
Greek: "poly-" from polus, meaning many. "gon" from gonia, meaning angle. Hence, many angles and implicitly many sides.
How many right angles in the word LEFT?
10 ?
How many right angles are in the word THE?
There are 10 right angles of 90 degrees altogether
Is the prefix pent used in pentagon Latin or Greek?
Its from the greek word pente (πεντε) meaning five (5). Also the other part of pentagon is greek. It means ''angle''. Pentagon means (a structure) that has five angles.
What is polygon in Greek?
A polygon comes from a Greek word meaning 'many sides'
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