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Does a nonagon or decagon have 9 sides?
A nonagon has 9 sides.
How many sides does a (nonagon) have than a (pentagon)?
A nonagon has 9 sides whereas a pentagon has 5 sides and so therefore a nonagon has 4 more sides
How many more sides does a nonagon have than a quadrilateral?
A nonagon has 9 sides, while a quadrilateral has 4 sides. Therefore, a nonagon has 5 more sides than a quadrilateral. The difference in the number of sides between a nonagon and a quadrilateral is calculated by subtracting the number of sides in the quadrilateral from the number of sides in the nonagon, which is 9 - 4 = 5.
What is a shape called with nine sides?
nonagon
What would you call a shape which has 9 sides?
a shape with nine sides is called nonagon
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