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Polygons

4 April 2022 Ali A. Reihani Maths Science

A polygonis a shape formed from three or more points joined by three or more straight lines, The points are known as vertices (each point is a vertex), and the lines are called sides—the name of most polygons relates to the number of angles or sides it has.

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