Complete this statement: A polygon with all sides the same length is said to be ______. (1 point) a.regular b.equilateral c.equiangular d.convex
b. equilateral
b. equilateral
are you positive?
regular means that all the angles and the sides are equal, equangular means just the angles are equal
And yes, I am positive that b is the answer
ok
yes B is definetly the correct answer
http://www.ask.com/question/what-do-you-call-polygons-in-wich-all-sides-have-the-same-length
b.equilateral
A polygon with all sides the same length is said to be equilateral
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I don't get it, @StudyGurl14, how can shape have all equal angles and not all equal sides? I think it's A, this is called a regular polygon.
It is for sure A, I am positive.
if all angles are equal with equal sides then it is a regular polygon @SolomonZelman
It is b. I am positive. I'm looking at my Geomtry textbook right in front of me. It even has pictures ot prove it.
@CGGURUMANJUNATH, isn't that what I (also) said?
A polygon with all sides the same length is said to be equilateral . option b is right @SolomonZelman
Ok, then how can a shape be equilateral, but not be also a regular polygon?
http://www.ask.com/question/what-do-you-call-polygons-in-wich-all-sides-have-the-same-length @SolomonZelman
@SolomonZelman go through above link !
Then I guess regular polygon and equilateral polygon are the same exact thing.
no.
A polygon with all sides the same length is said to be equilateral. if all angles are equal with equal sides then it is a regular polygon.
@SolomonZelman
No @SolomonZelman. Equilateral means that just the lengths of the sides of the polygon are equal. A regular polygon is both equilateral AND equangular.
correct @StudyGurl14
if all sides are euqual then all angles are also equal.
how ?
need not be.
Show me an example where this is not true, please
can u show .?
where it is true ? @SolomonZelman
ok ,let us both try .
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You could have just posted that shape instead of wasting your own time, SORRY, good by..........
not true @SolomonZelman . View the attachemnts. The first pic is equangular. The second is equilateral. the third is regular.
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well done @StudyGurl14
Thanks @CGGURUMANJUNATH
wc.
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