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Name of a building that is shaped like a polygon?
The Pentagon is a famous building that has an unusual shape, that of a pentagon or 5-sided polygon. But most buildings are shaped like polygons. It is just that they are shaped like rectangles and squares, which are also polygons.
What is shaped in a heptagon?
A seven sided polygon
What is the name of a plus shaped polygon?
It would be a dodecagon.
Which polygon gives its name to a group of buildings in USA?
pentagon
What government building is shaped like a regular polygon?
the pentagon
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