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Page 1: Types of Polygons

Types of

Polygons

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1. Simple and complex polygons

• A simple polygon has only one boundary

and the sides do not cross each other,

otherwise it is a complex polygon.

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• Simple polygon

• Complex polygon

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2. Concave and convex polygons

• A convex polygon has no internal angle

more than 180º and if there are any

internal angles greater than a straight

angle, then it is a concave polygon.

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• Concave polygon

• Convex polygon

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3. Regular and Irregular polygons

• Regular polygon is one whose sides are all

equal and whose interior angles are all

congruent. Thus, a regular polygon is both

equilateral and equiangular. If, otherwise, the

polygon is said to be irregular polygon.

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• Regular polygon

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• Irregular polygon

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• Irregular polygon

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NAMES OF

POLYGONS

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• Polygons are named or classifiedaccording to their number ofsides. A polygon with n sides iscalled n-gon.

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n (sides) Polygon

3 Triangle, trigon

4 Quadrilateral, tetragon

5 Pentagon

6 Hexagon

7 Heptagon

8

9

Octagon

Nonagon, enneagon

10 Decagon

1

2 Digon

Henagon

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Sides Polygon

11 Hendecagon

12 Didecagon

Tridecagon13

14 Tetradecagon

15 Pentadecagon

16 Hexadecagon

17 Heptadecagon

18 Octadecagon

19 Enneadecagon

20 Icosagon

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• To construct a polygon’s name, combine the

corresponding prefix and suffix.

Example:

Construct the name for 28 and 46 sided

polygons.

20

Sides Prefix

Icosa

Sides Suffix

8 Octagon

Icosaoctagon

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Sides Prefix Sides Suffix

40 tetracon 6 hexagon

Tetraconhexagon

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