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What shape has got 7 sides?
A polygon with 7 sides is called an heptagon.
What is a shape w 7 sides called?
A 7 sided shape is a heptagon.
What is a shape called with 7 sides with out equal sides?
An irregular heptagon.
A shape with 7 straight sides?
This is called a heptagon.
What is a shape with 9 sides called that has 7 letters?
nonagon
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