Math, asked by infinitebluediamondl, 5 days ago

Do you think a hundred sided polygon is possible? If yes then what is it called?
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Answered by gokkul2
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Answer:

Yes

Step-by-step explanation:

A hundred sided polygon is called as a hectogon (or hecatontagon), even there is a 1billion sided polygon in the world's and it's name is gigagon,there are lots and lots of polygons with more sides.

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