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What do call a polygon with 12 sides?
A polygon with 12 sides is called a dodecagon.
What do you call a polygon with uneven sides?
an Irregular Polygon
With 27 sides how many lines of symmetry does a polygon have?
No more than 27.
What do you call a figure with three or more sides?
A polygon.
What do you call apolygon with 11 sides?
A polygon with 11 sides is called an "undecagon."
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