Mathematicans have a convention for naming different shapes on numerical prefixes - mostly Greek ones I believe. One could use Greek prefixes to name a shape of any size or type. For instance, a 73 sided polygon would be a heptacontakaitrigon. See the link below.
2006-12-27 04:01:18
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answered by Tony O 2
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2016-12-01 05:33:13
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answered by ? 4
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It would be helpful to us trying to provide an Answer, to know more precisely what you mean:
1. Do you wish to know the names of geometrical shapes? (Such as triangle, square, etc.)
2. Do you wish to include solids? (Such as prism, cone, etc.)
Please edit or re-post your question, if you can, so we can better understand your needs.
2006-12-27 02:30:21
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answered by Tim GNO 3
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No idea what your talking about, but maybe you mean what are the names of the symbols , such as try angles squares etc.
2006-12-27 02:32:19
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answered by spike 5
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inifinate amount.
From a nonagon (9 sides) to a dodecahedron (twelve)
you can just add and add the names how ever many times you want.
like two hundred and twenty-five thousand four hundred and eleven point four two six ....
2006-12-27 02:30:21
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answered by Anonymous
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hello
+ means -- plus
- " -- subtraction or to take from
/ means to divide
x means to multiply
2006-12-27 04:01:02
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answered by Anonymous
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