There is no special name: they are polygons, as are shapes with 3 or 3 million sides.
Yes because polygons have 3 or more sides.
There is no specific name for such shapes.
A trapezium or parallelogram. A pentagon can have a pair of parallel sides. Polygons with 6 or more sides can have two (or more) pairs of parallel sides.
A 16-gon. You only name polygons up to a dodecagon (12 sides), excluding the 11-gon. After that, they are named by their number of sides with the suffix "-gon". Ex: 16 sides: 16-gon.
There is no collective name for the infinite family of polygons with more than 8 sides.
You specify shapes by the number of sides (or edges, different name) they have. The suffix -gon at the end of a word show how many sides it has in the words. For example, an octagon has eight sides; so if you see a shape with eight sides, it's an octogon. All shapes are known as polygons, which means it has three or more sides.
There is no special name: they are polygons, as are shapes with 3 or 3 million sides.
Yes because polygons have 3 or more sides.
Some polygons have 5 sides, others have more or fewer. A polygon with 5 sides is a pentagon.
All polygons have 3 or more sides
They both have three(3) or more sides. =)
They don't.
polygon
Three or more.
Regular polygons with even sides if there are 6 or more of them; selected irregular polygons with seven or more odd numbers of sides.
Polygons have multiple sides and angles.