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What is the shape with 9 edges?
a nonagon a shape with nine edges is called a nonagon. just like pentagon and decagon a shape with nine edges is called a nonagon. just like pentagon and decagon
What is a 5 sided shape with 9 edges called?
A time paradox!
What is a the shape called when it has 5 edges?
A pentagon
What is this shape called 2 edges 8 vertices 6 square faces?
That's an impossible shape. No shape can have only 2 edges.
What shape has 9 faces 9 vertices and 18 edges?
An octagonal pyramid
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