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Can a shape have more than 1000 degrees?
The angles inside any shape with more than 7 sides always add up to more than 1,000 degrees.
What do you call a shape with 1000 sides?
A 1000 sided polygon is called a chiliagon.
How do you measure a temperature about 1000 degree of Celsius?
with the help of pyrometer
What is the name for a 20-sized 50-sided 100-sided or 1000-sided shape?
Any of these shapes is practically circular. A 20-sided shape is an icosagon. a 50-sided shape is a pentacontagon (aka pentecontagon). A 100-sided shape is a hectogon (aka hecatontagon). A 1000-sided shape is a chiliagon.
What is a 1000 sided shape in geometry?
It is quite acceptable to call it a 1000-agon but what is more important is knowing how to work out its properties.
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