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How many equal sides does pentagon has?
A regular pentagon has 5 equal sides.
How many sides does a regular pentagonhave?
a regular pentagon has five sides. The word regular means equal
How Many Equal sides are there in a regular pentagon?
5 equal sides
What pentagon has equal sides?
A regular pentagon has have equal sides. However, in the same way that a square has four equal sides but you can have a four sided figure with equal sides which is not a square, you can have pentagons that are not regular but do have equal sides. Unlike the quadrilateral, which is called a rhombus, there is no special name for a pentagon that has equal sides but not equal angles.
If a shape is a regular pentagon with five sides must be true?
The 5 sides of a regular pentagon are equal in lengths
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