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How many sides would be an octagon?
An octagon is composed of eight sides.
What is a shape which has 8 sides that are equal?
an octagon * * * * * An octagon need not have equal sides. For that it would have to be an equilateral octagon (though not necessarily regular).
Can an octagon ever be concave?
An octagon is an eight-sided two-dimensional object. If each of the eight sides to an octagon were concave, it would still be an octagon. So, yes, it could.
Where do you see an octagon used in everyday life?
a stop sign
How many figures does a octagon has?
Oct" is Latin for Eight. An Octagon would mean it can be divided into eight even parts
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