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The following is true of all polygons:

-It is made up of straight line segments

-It is 2-D

-It is a closed figure, and thus has an area

-Its angles add up to (n-2)x180 when n is the number of sides it has, unless it has a crossover.

But "regular", when referring to a polygon, means that all of its sides are

the same length, which also means that all of its angles are the same size; thus also:

-It is convex.

-its sides are congruent.

-its angles have equal measures

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