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Polygons can have many sides, such as triangles with 3 sides, quadrilaterals with 4 sides, and polygons with increasing numbers of sides up to 20 or more. Polygons are either convex, with interior angles all less than 180 degrees, or non-convex, with at least one interior angle greater than 180 degrees. Regular polygons have all sides and interior angles of the same measurement.
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- 1. POLYGONS
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