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What is a Regular Polygon?
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OK, you know that a polygon is a two-dimensional shape whose edges are all line segments. So what makes a polygon a regular polygon? Dietary fiber? Hahaha...biology is down the hall. A regular polygon is a polygon with all edges the same length and all angles between edges the same size. Check these out; click on the images, left to right, top to bottom. Go through the images twice, because the second time through, you will have new thoughts about the messages.
Look at the pictures and tags as much as you want. When you know what a regular polygon is, answer the questions below and click Submit:
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