Hexagon
Any shape with more than 3 sides can have two pairs of equal sides and no right angles. If it only has 4 sides in total and isn't a parallelogram, then it's a trapezoid.
Any polygon with more than 5 sides can do that.
Most shapes will have more than two sides. If the sides are straight lines, the shapes MUST have more than two sides.
A shape with four sides has more vertices because there are more points where edges (straight lines) meet than a 3-sided shape.
hexagon, heptagon
it is a shape that has more than 5 sides the answer can be a hexagon pentagon octagon ect.
A triangle has three sides, so a hexagon (a shape with six sides) would have three more sides than a triangle.
Any shape with more than 3 sides can have two pairs of equal sides and no right angles. If it only has 4 sides in total and isn't a parallelogram, then it's a trapezoid.
Any polygon with more than 5 sides can do that.
Every square has, and so does every regular polygon with more than 4 sides.
Most shapes do not have equal sides. In nature, shapes with equal sides are the exception rather than the rule.
triangular pyramid-4 equal faces
a shape
Shape has fewer than 6 sides
An equilateral triangle. For polygons with 4 or more sides there are more than one possiblilities (square and rhombus for quadrilaterals) and there is no single name for such shapes. "Regular" requires equal angles which is NOT a requirement of the question.
A shape with four sides has four vertices and a shape with three sides has three vertices, so a shape with four sides has more vertices than a shape with three sides.
The answer is irregular * * * * * That is not true. A rhombus is irregular but does have equal sides. Any shape with equal sides - other than an equilateral triangle - can be distorted so that its angles are not equal. That is enough to make it irregular, even though the sides remain of the same length. There is no specific name for such shapes.