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What is the name of 16 sided polygons?
A polygon with 16 sides is called a hexadecagon or hexakaidecagon.See related link below..
What is a100 sided polygon called?
The correct term for a one hundred sided polygon is a hectacontagon.
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What is the name for a 17 sided shape?
If it's a polygon, then it's a heptdecagon.See the University of Regina Related Link, below, for a list.
Name of 200 sided polygon?
The name of a 200 sided polygon is dihectagon.
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