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What is a pollygon with 5 sides?
A pentagon. :D
How many sides does a pollygon have?
Polygon has three or more sides.
Which is the point where sides meet in a pollygon?
The sides of a polygon meet at vertices (singular is vertex).
What pollygon has 2 more sides than a triangle?
Pentagon.
What is 3 sided pollygon called?
It's called a triangle.
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A pollygon with five sides?
A polygon with five sides is a pentagon.
What is a pollygon called with ten sides?
a pollygon with ten sides is called decagon
What is a pollygon with 5 sides and 5 vertices?
A polygon with 5 sides/vertices is called a pentagon.
What is a pollygon with 5 sides?
A pentagon. :D
A pollygon with six sides?
A polygon has six sides
What pollygon has eight sides?
octogon
A pollygon with seven sides?
heptagon
How many sides does a pollygon have?
Polygon has three or more sides.
Which is the point where sides meet in a pollygon?
The sides of a polygon meet at vertices (singular is vertex).
How many sides does a polygram have?
pollygram is not a word but a pollygon is and that needs 4 or more sides
What pollygon has 2 more sides than a triangle?
Pentagon.
What pollygon has 6 sides and 6 angles?
A 6 sided hexagon
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