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Is a polygon a pentagon a pentagon and why?
Polygons by definition have three or more sides. A pentagon has five sides. A pentagon is a polygon.
What is the definition of an irregular pentagon?
== == A regular pentagon is a polygon that has five sides
What is a pentagon with fourteen sides called?
A pentagon with 14 sides is called a "contradiction in terms".The definition of a pentagon is: A figure with fivesides.
What pentagon has 6 sides?
No pentagon has six sides. By definition a pentagon has five sides only; having six makes it a hexagon.
What is the mathematical name of a five sided shape?
A 5 sided polygon is a pentagon
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