Octagon, dodecagon, myriagon.
I stand corrected the largest sided polygon is a myriagon. Source the MIT. 1000 sided
I would call it a "ten-thousand sided polygon". Inventing (or memorizing) fancy names for all sorts of polygons, especially those with many sides, really doesn't make much sense.
Oh, dude, a quadrillion-sided shape is technically called a "chiliagon." It's like a polygon on steroids, with a whopping one thousand billion sides. So, if you ever need to impress someone with your knowledge of obscure shapes, just drop the word "chiliagon" into the conversation and watch them be like, "Wow, that's a lot of sides."
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Oh, dude, a myriagon is like a polygon with 10,000 sides. So, imagine a shape with so many sides it's basically a circle, but not really. It's like trying to count all the chips in a family-sized bag of Doritos - you just know there's a lot, but who's got time for that?
Octagon, dodecagon, myriagon.
a dodecahedron
A polygon with 12345 sides is called a myriagon. The term "myriagon" is derived from the Greek words "myria" meaning 10,000 and "gon" meaning angle. It is a type of regular polygon with all sides and angles equal in measure. The interior angles of a myriagon can be calculated using the formula (n-2) * 180 degrees, where n is the number of sides.
I stand corrected the largest sided polygon is a myriagon. Source the MIT. 1000 sided
A 1 zillion sided polygon would be referred to as a myriagon. In geometry, a myriagon is a polygon with 10,000 sides. The term "myriagon" is derived from the Greek word "myrias," meaning 10,000. This polygon would have 10,000 angles and 10,000 vertices.
i think is myriagon!!
On etymological grounds I would be tempted to call a 1000 sided polygon a myriagon. I will also point out that for most purposes we would call it a circle, since with that many sides it very closely approaches circularity.