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What is a100 sided polygon called?
The correct term for a one hundred sided polygon is a hectacontagon.
What is a five hundred sided polygon called?
A pentahectagon or a pentacentagon.
What are the 1-10 polygons?
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9 sided polygon?
A 9 sided polygon is a Nonagon.
What is A polygon is named by the number?
Some examples are: 5 sided polygon is a pentagon, 6 sided polygon is an hexagon and an 8 sided polygon is an octagon
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