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A polygon has no dents in it?
ConvexA convex polygon does not have a "dent" in it.
Which term describes a polygon that has at least one dent in it?
concave
Which term describes a polygon in which at least two lines containing sides of the polygon will pass through?
concave
What is the form of a polygon?
It is a shape that don't have a dent in it ~ And that it can be any shape but the ones with dents.
What is the polygon term for a triangle?
A triangle is a 3 sided polygon
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