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What is half of a hectagon?
50 Since a hectagon has 100 sides
How many lines of symmetry in a hectagon?
A hectagon has 9 lines of symmetry!
Can you see a picture of a hectagon?
A hectagon has 100 sides A hexagon has 6 And a heptagon has 7
Does a hectagon have 8 sides?
Ok, So, no. A 8 sided shape is an octogon. A hectagon has 100 sides. Hope this helps!^^^ No, a hectagon doesn't have 8 sides or 100 sides. A hectagon has 7 sides. A decagon has 10 sides. hecta=7 and deca=10. Just as tri in triangle means 3.
How many diagons has a hectagon?
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