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What is the name of a 16 sided polygon?
A 16-sided figure is known as a hexakaidecagon, 16(sixteen)-gon, or hexadecagon.
What shapes can you make from two squares.?
Depending on the sizes of the two squares, their orientation, and the extent of their overlap, anything from a square to a 16-sided polygon.
What shape does a trapezoid and a rhombus make?
Depending on their size and degree of overlap, they can make any number of shapes up to a 16-sided polygon.
What is the name of 16 sided polygons?
A polygon with 16 sides is called a hexadecagon or hexakaidecagon.See related link below..
16 sided figure diagonals?
A 16 sided polygon has 104 diagonals
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