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How many verticles does a square pyramid have?
it has 5 verticles
What is a ploygon?
apolygon is a shape that has no curves ,is closed, and has more then three sides
How many verticles does an octagon have?
An octagon need not have any sides that are vertical.
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.
What is the name of a 14 sided ploygon?
a tetradecagon
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