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what do you call a spy who spies for both sides?
Double agent.
What is a polygon with no given number of sides?
It's quite acceptable to call it a n-agon with n being the unknown number of sides
What do you call a shape with12 sides?
A dodecagon or dudecagon are both acceptable terms
What do you call a polygon with 4 equal sides?
It can be a square or a rhombus but they are both quadrilaterals.
What do you call a quadrilateral having both pairs of opposite sides congruent?
A parallelogram.
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What do you call a polygon with unlimited sides?
n-gonn represents the number of sides
what do you call a spy who plays both sides?
Double agent.
What do you call one who can argue on both sides of the issue?
Objective
what do you call a spy who spies for both sides?
Double agent.
Im thinking of a number you multiply it by 8 and the answer is 208 what was your number?
Let's call the unknown number x 8x = 208 Divide both sides by 8 to find the value of x x = 26
What whole number minus 25 equals negative 51?
Let's call the number x. x-25=-51. Add 25 to both sides. You get x=-26. The number is negative 26.
What do you call a player that plays both sides of the field?
2 way
What is a polygon with no given number of sides?
It's quite acceptable to call it a n-agon with n being the unknown number of sides
When adding tow number the answer is call the?
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What do you call a polygon with 2sides and 2 right angles?
The minimum number of sides for a polygon is 3 sides.
What do you call a quadrilateral having both pairs of opposite sides parallel?
Parallelogram
What do you call a shape with12 sides?
A dodecagon or dudecagon are both acceptable terms
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