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What do you call a ten sided polygon called?
decagon
What is a forty-two sided polygon called?
A 40 sided polygon is call a Tetracontagon. Try saying that ten times fast. :) Hope this helped.
What is a polygon with ten sides called?
A ten sided polygon is called a Decagon.
What is a ten sided shape and draw it?
A ten-sided polygon is called a decagon.
What do you call a 85 sided polygon?
The name of a sided polygon is Octaconpentagon.
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