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What shape or figure has 5 sides and 5 vertices?
A pentagon has five sides and five vertices
What makes a shape pentagon?
When a figure has 5 sides it is considered a pentagon. When a figure has 5 sides AND all the interior angles are 108 degrees then it is a regular pentagon.
A pentagon and a regular pentagon have how many sides?
it has 5 sides A pentagon has five sides. "Regular" means that they are all the same length. A pentagon has 5 sides. 5 There are 5 sides in a regular pentagon a plane figure with five sides and angles There are 5 sides 5 5 sides
What is the pentegon?
A pentagon is basically a shape, or figure, that has 5 sides.
How do you call a shape with 5 sides?
A Pentagon. A five sided figure is a pentagon
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