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What polygon has 8 sides besides a octagon?
All shapes with 8 sides are called octagons.
What is 7 and 8 sided things called?
multiple sided shapes are called polygons, one with 7 sides is called an heptagon one with 8 sides is called an octagon
What is a shape is 8 sides called?
Octagon
what is a shape that is called 8 sides?
octagon.
What has 8 sides and a polygon?
An 8-sided polygon is called an octagon.
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