A 10 edged (sided) shape is called a decagon.
Maybe it is Curvilinear rectangle
A rhombus can be a rectangle if it is a square.
What I mean is, a rectangle where none of the sides are the same. Like a Scalene triangle, but with a rectangle.
Actually, there is no such thing as a rectangle square. A square has 4 equal sides. On the other hand, a rectangle has 4 sides no matter what length. There are rectangle squares though. By: SupeRMAn P.S. SupeRMAn is just a user that is a 4th grade student in Temple City.
An effective ergonomic arrangement is one where the least amount of energy or effort is needed to travel between the different points. Some examples of effective ergonomic arrangements would therefore be a circle, a square, a cube, or variations of these such as a curved edged square, a curved edged cube or a curved rectangle.
If the figure has curved edges, then it's not a "rectangle".
Believe it or not, it's a rectangle. If you strip it away and lay it down flat, it turns into a rectangle.
No.
An oval.
no because a polygon can not have curved edges,points,sides,ect.
Technically, no. the Schiavona is normally a straight, double-edged blade.a small minority of them have a single edged blade (a backsword form), but those blades are not curved.(though of course, its almost inevitable that somewhereout there, in a collection, there's one that is on a curved blade having just said that.... but such is the nature of the history of arms.)
a rectangle
None, they have vertices.
Rectangle * * * * * Two circles and one rectangle curved back on itself.
It's a rectangle.
The Saber sword is used only by army officer, because it is one edged with curved blade and a hand guard. The Marines use the Marine Officer Sword, so called because despite it's curved blade it has no hand guard.