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100-gon anything polygon that has more than 13 sides is called ___gon. ecept an 11 sided figure which is called a an 11-gon. 3- triangle 4- quadrilateral 5- pentagon 6- hexagon 7- heptagon 8- octagon 9- nonagon 10- decagon 11- 11-gon 12- dodecagon 13- 13-gon 14- 14-gon and so on
Commonly a polygon with more then 10 sides is referred to as n-gon for example one with 48 sides would be a 48gon.The closest actually named polygon to a 48gon is a Pentacontagon which has 50 sides.
It has 20 sides
109-gon. After about the first 10-20 or so shapes, they start referring to polygons as n-gons (where n is the number of sides).
N-gon for a closed plane figure bounded by straight line segments as sides, or otherwise try just "Shape"
It means a corner, or a plane angle.
An octagon is an eight-sided shape. The prefix is octa-, meaning eight. -Gon refers to the shape.
you can use the notation n-gon for any natural number n, so an octagon is an 8-gon.
octagon, hexagon
The word octagon has three syllables. (oc-ta-gon)
-gon is a suffix used for polygons. Some of these are pentagon, octagon, and decagon.
triangle square pentagon hexagon heptagon octagon nonagon decagon undecagon duodecagon ... 99-gon 100-gon 101-gon ...
You specify shapes by the number of sides (or edges, different name) they have. The suffix -gon at the end of a word show how many sides it has in the words. For example, an octagon has eight sides; so if you see a shape with eight sides, it's an octogon. All shapes are known as polygons, which means it has three or more sides.
An octagon has 1080 degrees total. You can find this by using the fact that the interior angles of a regular n-gon are (n-2)*180/n degrees. Multiplying that number by n gives the total number of degrees in the n-gon.
no because a quadrilateral can be many shapes and non of them has the name of an n-gon
There are very many shapes. One such is a pyramid with a 23-gon base. Another is a dipyramid with a 22-gon base.
gon- parental, where life begins in a way. gon-eis (γονεις) parents pro-gon-os (πρόγονος) ancestor / pro- in Greek is like pre- a-gon-os (άγονος) barren gon-ads (γονάδες)