Classify each polygon by its number of sides. Drag the choices into the boxes to correctly classify each polygon

Mathematics

1 answer:

Travka [436]2 years ago

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Part a: hexagon is a six sided polygon.

Part b: dodecagon is a 12 sided polygon.

Part c: decagon is a 10 sided polygon.

Explanation:

Part a: The given polygon consists of 6 sides.

Hence, a polygon with 6 sides is called as hexagon.

Part b: The given polygon consists of 12 sides.

Hence, a polygon with 12 sides is called as dodecagon.

Part c: The given polygon consists of 10 sides.

Hence, a polygon with 10 sides is called as decagon.

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