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If a shape has 5 sides but is not in the shape of a regular pentagon what is it called?
pentagon
What is a regular 4 sided shape called?
A square.
What is a shape with eight equal sides?
A shape with 8 equal sides is called a regular octagon.
What is a regular polygon called if one exterior angle equals 40 degrees?
A nine sided shape that is called a regular nonagon.
What are the names of the regular shapes with 3 and 10 sides?
A shape with three sides is called a triangle. A shape with ten sides is called a decagon.
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