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What is the name of a tweleve sided shape?
The name of a tweleve sided shape is a dodecagon.
What is the name of a twelve sided shape?
a twelve sided shape is called a dodecagon.
What is the name of the 45 sided shape?
A Tetracontakaitetragon is a forty - five sided shape ...
What is the name of an eleven sided geometric shape?
The name of an eleven sided geometric shape is a Hendecagon or endecagon.
What is a four sided shape name?
A square is a four sided shape but generically they are called Quadrilaterals.
What is the name of 51-59 sided polygon?
The name of a 51 sided polygon is Pentaconhenagon. The name of a 52 sided polygon is Pentacondigon. The name of a 53 sided polygon is Pentacontrigon. The name of a 54 sided polygon is Pentacontetragon. The name of a 55 sided polygon is Pentaconpentagon. The name of a 56 sided polygon is Pentaconheptagon. The name of a 57 sided polygon is Pentaconhexagon. The name of a 58 sided polygon is Pentaconoctagon. The name of a 59 sided polygon is Pentaconenneagon.
57 sided shape?
The name for a 57 sided shape is derived by combining the name for a 50 sided shape with the name for a 7 sided shape. A 57 sided shape is called a pentacontaheptagon.
What is the name of a tweleve sided shape?
The name of a tweleve sided shape is a dodecagon.
What is the name of a ten sided shape?
Decagon. A decagon is the name of a ten sided shape.
Name of a 10 sided shape?
A 10-sided shape is a decagon.
What is The name for a 22-sided shape?
icosikaidigon is a 22 sided shape
What is the name of 50 sided shape?
A Pentacontagon is a fifty sided shape ...
What is the name of a 6 sided 3d shape?
A hexahedron is the name for a 6 sided 3D shape.
What is the name of a 14 sided shape?
A 14 sided shape is called a Tetradecagon.
What is the name for a hundred sided shape?
hundred sided shape is called a chlligon
What is the name of a 1000000 sided shape?
A million sided shape is called a Megagon.
What is the name of a 70 sided shape?
A 70 sided shape is called a heptacontagon.
