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How many side is a octagon?
8
How many more sides does a nonagon have than a octagon?
One more side
Can you call any 8 side shape an octagon?
No not just any shape that has 8 side can be called an octagon. An octagon has straight lines that make up a closed bounded shape.
What is the perimeter of an octagon in millimeters?
If it's a regular octagon, the perimeter is 8 times the length of one side.
What is the diameter of an octagon if the side are 12feet?
24 feet?
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