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What do you call a six sided object?
It is called a hexagon.
How do you call a shape with 5 sides?
A Pentagon. A five sided figure is a pentagon
What is a100 sided object?
A 100-sided polygon is called a hectogon.
What do you call an unequal 5 sided shape?
A pentagon. If the sides and angles are equal it is a REGULAR pentagon.
What is a seven sided object called?
A seven sided object is called a septagon and the angles add up to 900 degres
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