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What is a shape with ten sides?
a ten sided shape is called a decagon and usually 2d
How do you draw a decagon?
A decagon is a shape that has ten sides. As long as the figure has ten sides to it, then it is a decagon.
What Has 10 sides and 10 vertices?
The shape that has ten sides and ten vertices is a decagon.Dec-a-gon
What is a polygon called with ten sides and seven angles?
A shape with ten sides and seven vertex is impossible. There must always be the same amount of sides as vertex in a shape.
What do you call a 2d shape with six sides?
you call a two dimensional shape with six sides a hexagon
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