All regular polygons (in order of sides starting with 3 sides): triangle, square, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, nonagon, decagon, hendecagon, dodecagon, tridecagon, tetradecagon, pentradecogon, hexadecagon, octadecagon, enneadecagon, icosagon (twenty sides).
2d shapes are shapes that can be drawn on a paper, like lines, triangles, squares, rectangles, circles, etc. Some of these shapes are called polygons, and there are countless numbers of them with their names based on the Greek word for the number of sides on each shape. All sides are exactly the same as each other on regular polygons; one or more sides are different from the other sides on irregular polygons. A few of the polygon names, with the name following the number of sides on the 2d shape are:
3 triangle
4 quadrilateral (a regular quadrilateral is a square)
5 pentagon
6 hexagon
10 decagon
12 dodecagon
20 Icosagon
90 enneacontagon
After about 10 sides mathematicians usually refer to polygons as n-gons; a 12 sided polygon (dodecagon) could also be called a 12-gon.
In addition to polygons, there are circles, ovals, parabolas, and many other shapes that do not have straight sides.
There is no specific name for such shapes.
Some of the basic 3D shapes are:spherecubecuboidcylinderrectangular prismtriangular prismhexagonal prismconesquare-based pyramidtriangular-based pyramidhexagonal pyramidThere are an unlimited number of 3d shapes. These are called polyhedrons, and their names are from the Greek word for the quantity (number) of faces (sides) on each shape. All faces are exactly the same as each other on regular polyhedrons; one or more faces are different from the other faces on irregular polyhedrons. A few of the countless number of polyhedron names, with the name following the number of faces on the 3d shape are:4 tetrahedron (a regular tetrahedron is a pyramid with 3 sloping sides and a base)5 pentahedron (a regular pentahedron is a pyramid with 4 sloping sides and a base)6 hexahedron (a regular hexahedron is a cube, having 4 sides, a top, and a base)10 decahedron12 dodecahedron24 icositetrahedron90 enneacontahedron
pentagon
The two quadrilaterals are squares.
There is no standard formula since a polyhedron can have a number of different shapes. A hexahendron, for example, can be a cuboid (6 rectangular faces) or a triangular dipyramid (6 triangular faces) or others. The number of different shapes increases rapidly as the number of sides (which determines the name) increases. The only solution is to calculate the area of each face and add them together.
Shapes with a specific number of sides are referred to as polygons. A shape with three sides is called a triangle, four sides a quadrilateral, five sides a pentagon, six sides a hexagon, seven sides a heptagon, eight sides an octagon, nine sides a nonagon, and ten sides a decagon. Each of these names is derived from Greek or Latin prefixes that denote the number of sides.
There is no specific name for such shapes.
No. A triangle has 3 of each, whereas a square has 4 of each.
An hexagon has 6 sides
Some of the basic 3D shapes are:spherecubecuboidcylinderrectangular prismtriangular prismhexagonal prismconesquare-based pyramidtriangular-based pyramidhexagonal pyramidThere are an unlimited number of 3d shapes. These are called polyhedrons, and their names are from the Greek word for the quantity (number) of faces (sides) on each shape. All faces are exactly the same as each other on regular polyhedrons; one or more faces are different from the other faces on irregular polyhedrons. A few of the countless number of polyhedron names, with the name following the number of faces on the 3d shape are:4 tetrahedron (a regular tetrahedron is a pyramid with 3 sloping sides and a base)5 pentahedron (a regular pentahedron is a pyramid with 4 sloping sides and a base)6 hexahedron (a regular hexahedron is a cube, having 4 sides, a top, and a base)10 decahedron12 dodecahedron24 icositetrahedron90 enneacontahedron
Shapes that only have straight edges are called polygons. Polygons can have various numbers of sides, such as triangles (three sides), quadrilaterals (four sides), pentagons (five sides), and so on. Each type of polygon is classified based on the number of sides it has, and they can be regular (with equal sides and angles) or irregular.
A shape that is not a quadrilateral is a triangle. Triangles have three sides and three angles, while quadrilaterals have four sides and four angles. Other examples of shapes that are not quadrilaterals include circles, pentagons, and hexagons. Each of these shapes differs in the number of sides and angles they possess.
Shapes that do not have four sides include triangles, which have three sides; circles, which have no sides; and polygons like pentagons and hexagons, which have five and six sides respectively. Additionally, three-dimensional shapes such as spheres and cubes also do not have four sides in the traditional sense. Each of these shapes has distinct properties and characteristics that differentiate them from quadrilaterals.
No, because there are shapes with each number from 3 to infinitely many sides and it is not possible to produce an infinitely long list in the finite amount of time that the solar system has got.
Just a few:CylinderCubeSphereCuboidConeTriangular pyramidSquare pyramidTriangular prismHexagonal prism
pentagon
There are many different shapes of which each have a different name. Pictures of these shapes cannot be drawn here to answer the question, but the can be described. The most common shapes that are used are squares, circles, and triangles. Squares are a box like shape with four equal sides, a true circle is a perfectly round shape, and the most common triangle shape has along bottom and two shorter sides that come together to make a point.