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What is the name of a 14 sided ploygon?
a tetradecagon
What is a ploygon that has 5 sides and 5 verticles?
A pentagon.
Can a ploygon have more than 4 sides?
Yes. A polygon can have any number of sides over 2. There are regular polygons with any number of sides more than 2 as well. For example, stop signs are shaped as a regular octagon, a regular 8-sided polygon.
Related Questions
Is a cube a ploygon?
no
Is a rhombus a ploygon?
Yes.
What is a ploygon with 3 sides?
A triangle.
Is a triangle a ploygon?
No, it's a POLYGON.
What is a ploygon with 6 vertices?
Hexagon
What is the name for 23 side ploygon?
a megcagon
Ploygon has how many sides?
as many as it wants
A ploygon with five sides is called a?
PENTAGON!!!
What is the name of a 14 sided ploygon?
a tetradecagon
What is a 7 sided ploygon called?
heptagon
Name of a 5 sided ploygon?
Pentagon
What is a ploygon called if it has 5 sides?
pentagon
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