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What do you call a shape with 9 sides?
dont no!
What do you call a 9 sided shape?
Nonagon
What would you call a shape which has 9 sides?
a shape with nine sides is called nonagon
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 do you call each quadrant in a square divided into 9 equal parts?
You cannot have a quadrant (a quarter) in a shape that is divided into 9 parts!
Related Questions
What shape with 9 sides?
The 9-side shape
What do call a side of a face of a shape?
you call it a edge
What do you call a side six shape?
A hexagon
What to you call a 14 side shape?
The answer is Tetradeecagon.
What do you call a shape with 9 sides?
dont no!
What is a 9-side shape called?
A nonagon
What is the name of the shape with 9 side?
nonagon
What do you call a 9 sided shap?
a 9 sided shape is a nonagon
What you call seven side shape?
That's a septagon.
What to you call a 13 side shape?
I guess 13 angle shape
What do you call a 9 sided shape?
Nonagon
What do you call a 9 sided 3d shape?
nonahedron
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