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What is a figure that has a polygon in which all sides are congruent and all angles are congruent?
It is a regular polygon
6 sided figure with all congruent sides?
a regular hexagon... it has to be regular to have the 6 sides congruent.
What solid figure has 6 congruent sides that are all squares?
A cube
How can a similar figure not be congruent?
if the angles of a figure are the same but the sides aren't, it is similiar. Congruent is angles and sides exactly the same
What kind of polygon has no congruent sides?
A quadrilateral is a4-sided figure with no congruent sides.
What figure has all sides congruent?
All regular shapes have congruent sides.
What is a figure that has a polygon in which all sides are congruent and all angles are congruent?
It is a regular polygon
6 sided figure with all congruent sides?
a regular hexagon... it has to be regular to have the 6 sides congruent.
How do you decide a figure is congruent?
If all the sides and all the angles are the same and in the same order, the shapes are congruent.
What shape has five congruent squares in it?
What solid figure has congruent squares on all six sides
What is a solid figure with six congruent sides?
the solid figure with six congruent sides isva cube
On a polygon do all sides have to be congruent?
I think that all sides on a polygon do not have to be congruent because a polygon is just a closed figure. Hope that helped. Bye!
What is a four sided figure with all angles and sides congruent?
a square
What solid figure has 6 congruent sides that are all squares?
A cube
What is the difference between a similar figure and a congruent figure?
A similar figure has the same interior angles as a congruent figure but its sides are in proportion to a congruent figure.
How can a similar figure not be congruent?
if the angles of a figure are the same but the sides aren't, it is similiar. Congruent is angles and sides exactly the same
What figure has opposite sides congruent?
A parallelogram has two sets of congruent parallel sides.
