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What is a plane figure formed by 4 segments called side?
It is called a polygon. * * * * * Yes, but only if they are straight line segments. And, in that case, the shape is a quadrilateral.
What is the name for the ratio of the length of one side of a figure to the length of the corresponding side of a similar figure?
scale factor
What is a plane figure that serves as one side of a solid figure?
a face.
What is sides of a figure that are equal in length?
It is the side of an isolateral figure.
Is a trapeaziod a polygon?
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