If every side of the polygon is the same length, then it is a regular polygon. If the measure of every internal angle of a polygon is the same as every other, then it is a regular polygon. The two always go together, so you need to check only one of the above criteria.
6 polygon triangles make a hexagon
A rhombus fits these criteria.
A polygon is a 2-dimensional closed shape which is bounded by straight sides.
they are a polygon
If every side of the polygon is the same length, then it is a regular polygon. If the measure of every internal angle of a polygon is the same as every other, then it is a regular polygon. The two always go together, so you need to check only one of the above criteria.
6 polygon triangles make a hexagon
A rhombus fits these criteria.
When I was taking a test in math, I had to describe a polygon.
the polygon would be a square
Two polygons are similar if they meet the following criteria. They must have the same number of sides. Each vertex of one polygon has a corresponding vertex on the other polygon with same angle measurement. Each side on one polygon is proportional to a corresponding side on the other one by the same scalar multiple. If the two polygons are triangles, then if angle criteria is satisfied the side proportion will automatically be satisfied. The converse is true as well. For other polygons, both sides and angles must be tested. An example would be a square and a rhombus.
A polygon is a closed plane figure consisting of straight lines. So a square is a polygon, a pentagon is a polygon. Just draw any closed figure with straight lines and you have a polygon.
No. A three-sided polygon is, by definition, a triangle.
A polygon is a 2-dimensional closed shape which is bounded by straight sides.
your question does not make sense
they are a polygon
There are infinitely many polygons that meet this criteria. More information is necessary for a definitive answer.