It could be a trapezium, or polygons from 5 to 13 sides. It could be a trapezium, or polygons from 5 to 13 sides. It could be a trapezium, or polygons from 5 to 13 sides. It could be a trapezium, or polygons from 5 to 13 sides.
3 sides = Triangle 4 sides = Quadrilateral 5 sides = Pentagon 6 sides = Hexagon 7 sides = Heptagon 8 sides = Octagon 9 sides = Nonagon 10 sides = Decagon. 12 sides = Dodecagon any other number after these or a shape with 11 sides .. you use the number of sides and put "gon" after.. for example if you have 13 sides. you would put 13-gon
A thirteen-sided polygon is called a triskaidecagon - from the Greek "tri", meaning 3, the connector "kai" - used in names of polygons of ten sides or more, "deka", meaning 10, and "gonus", meaning angle.
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The names of common 2-dimensional geometrical shapes: No straight sides - circle (constant diameter) - ellipse, oval (varying width) Three or more straight lines (polygons) -- 3 sides -triangle 4 sides - quadrilaterals square (4 equal sides, right angles) trapezoid (4 sides with only 1 set of parallel lines) rectangle (4 sides with 2 sets of parallel lines) rhombus (4 sides, 2 parallel pair) 5 sides - pentagon 6 sides - hexagon 7 sides - heptagon (rarely septagon) 8 sides - octagon 9 sides - enneagon (classically - nonagon) 10 sides - decagon 11 sides - hendecagon (classically - undecagon) 12 sides - dodecagon (classically - duodecagon) 13 sides - tridecagon or triskaidecagon 14 sides - tetradecagon 15 sides - pentadecagon 16 sides - hexadecagon 17 sides - heptadecagon 18 sides - octadecagon 19 sides - enneadecagon (nonadecagon) 20 sides - icosagon 30 sides - tricontagon 1000 sides - chiliagon 10000 sides - myriagon 1000000 sides - megagon (see the related link for more names)
It could be a trapezium, or polygons from 5 to 13 sides. It could be a trapezium, or polygons from 5 to 13 sides. It could be a trapezium, or polygons from 5 to 13 sides. It could be a trapezium, or polygons from 5 to 13 sides.
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there can be 13 sides on an isometric drawing
13 sides
A thirteen sided figure (if you are referring to a polygon) is called a tridecagon or 13-gon. Most people however call polygons after 12 sides as n-gons, where n is the number of sides of the polygon but all polygons have their counterpart names that consist of numerical prefixs and suffixs.
3 sides = Triangle 4 sides = Quadrilateral 5 sides = Pentagon 6 sides = Hexagon 7 sides = Heptagon 8 sides = Octagon 9 sides = Nonagon 10 sides = Decagon. 12 sides = Dodecagon any other number after these or a shape with 11 sides .. you use the number of sides and put "gon" after.. for example if you have 13 sides. you would put 13-gon
Yes, for polygons - any number of sides (3 or greater) is possible.
13 sides: Triskaidecagon14 sides: Tetrakaidecagon15 sides: Pentakaidecagon16 sides: Hexakaidecagon17 sides: Heptakaidecagon18 sides: Octakaidecagon19 sides: Enneakaidecagon20 sides: Icosagon
Hendecagon has 11 sides,dodecagon has 12 sides,triskaidecagon has 13 sides,tetradecagon has 14 sides,pentadecagon has 15 sides,hexadecagon has 16 sides,17 sides is heptadecagon,octadecagon have 18 sides,enneadecagon has 19 sides,20 sides is called as icosagon. The prefix of that 9 polygons is Greek. A polygone with 4 sides is called a quadrilateral.
3 sides: triangle 4 sides: quadrilateral 5 sides:pentagon 6 sides:hexagon 7 sides: heptagom 8 sides: octagon 9 sides: nonagon 10 sides: decagon 11 sides: unodecagon ? 12 sides: duodecagon 13 sides: trisca-decagon? 14 sides: ( I am tired on making up names- try quator-decagon, or look it up.)
A thirteen-sided polygon is called a triskaidecagon - from the Greek "tri", meaning 3, the connector "kai" - used in names of polygons of ten sides or more, "deka", meaning 10, and "gonus", meaning angle.
You can have a regular polygon with n sides where the length of each side is 13/n units. For example, a triangle with sides of 4.33... units, or a square with sides of 3.25 units etc. Or you can have irregular polygons - a triangle with sides of 4,4 and 5 units, etc.