That depends somewhat on other characteristics of the polygon.-- If it has four sides and one pair of them is parallel and congruent, then theother pair must also be parallel and congruent, and it's called a parallelogram.-- If it has four sides, parallel and congruent opposite sides, and a right angle,then it's called a rectangle.-- If it has four sides and all four sides are congruent, then opposite sides must beparallel, and it's called a rhombus.-- If it has four sides and both pairs of sides are parallel and all four are congruentand it has a right angle, then it's called a square as well as a rhombus.-- Any polygon with more than four sides can have at least one pair of oppositeparallel congruent sides and possibly more, but doesn't necessarily have.-- If it's a regular polygon, then it has one or more such pairs of sides if, and only if,it has an even number of sides.-- In any case with more than four sides, the polygon is named for its number of sides.And I believe that pretty well covers it.
any shape with four sides.
Any quadrilateral shape.
Sides. Just that! For any polygon!
That depends on what polygon you are looking at. An equilateral Triangle has three sides. An equilateral Square has four sides. And this goes for any shape that has equal length sides.
A polygon may have any number of sides. A shape with four sides is a type of polygon called a quadrilateral.
No any polygon with four sides is a quadrangle. Quadrangles can also be called quadralaterals.
That depends somewhat on other characteristics of the polygon.-- If it has four sides and one pair of them is parallel and congruent, then theother pair must also be parallel and congruent, and it's called a parallelogram.-- If it has four sides, parallel and congruent opposite sides, and a right angle,then it's called a rectangle.-- If it has four sides and all four sides are congruent, then opposite sides must beparallel, and it's called a rhombus.-- If it has four sides and both pairs of sides are parallel and all four are congruentand it has a right angle, then it's called a square as well as a rhombus.-- Any polygon with more than four sides can have at least one pair of oppositeparallel congruent sides and possibly more, but doesn't necessarily have.-- If it's a regular polygon, then it has one or more such pairs of sides if, and only if,it has an even number of sides.-- In any case with more than four sides, the polygon is named for its number of sides.And I believe that pretty well covers it.
any shape with four sides.
Any quadrilateral shape.
Any polygon with four or more sides can have parallel sides.
Sides. Just that! For any polygon!
A polygon is any geometric 2-D shape. A Quadrilateral is a polygon with four sides.
Any four-sided polygon is called a quadrangle, tetragon, or quadrilateral, from the Latin for "four sides.".There are many quadrilaterals, including squares, rectangles, rhombi, diamonds, kites, and trapezoids.
The number of sides a polygon has depends on the polygon. A triangle has three sides (tri=3). A rectangle (quadrilateral) has four sides (quad=4). A regular polygon can have any greater number of sides, without limit.
Not always because a quadrilateral is any type of polygon that has 4 sides which may not be all equal.
No .. parallelograms are quadrilaterals. A quadrilateral is any polygon with four sides and four vertices.