Difference between revisions of "Polygon"
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| + | # no one's figured out how to make a one-sided polygon, but see [[Mobius strip]] and [[Klein bottle]] | ||
| + | # would be two overlapping [[line segment]]s | ||
| + | # [[Triangle]] - see [[isosceles triangle]], [[equilateral triangle]], [[right triangle]] | ||
| + | # [[Square]] - a [[rectangle]] whose sides are all the same length | ||
| + | # [[Pentagon]] | ||
| + | # [[Hexagon]] - the shape of a bee hive cell, also used in some board games | ||
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| + | # [[Octagon]] - used for [[stop sign]]s in the U.S. | ||
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Revision as of 19:05, April 7, 2007
A polygon is a union of disjoint Line Segments that is path-connected.
Examples:
- no one's figured out how to make a one-sided polygon, but see Mobius strip and Klein bottle
- would be two overlapping line segments
- Triangle - see isosceles triangle, equilateral triangle, right triangle
- Square - a rectangle whose sides are all the same length
- Pentagon
- Hexagon - the shape of a bee hive cell, also used in some board games
- Octagon - used for stop signs in the U.S.
