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How did the polygon originate?
it was probably an accident, as are most of our modern objects. kinda like you.
Why isn't a polygon curved?
Because the word polygon means many sides.
What is polygon in Greek?
A polygon comes from a Greek word meaning 'many sides'
The Greek word for many angles?
polygon
What is the word for a 7 sided polygon?
Septagon
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