Hierarchy

Hierarchy

By Benjamin Smith

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Types of Triangles

Triangles can be described by their side lengths and their angle measures at the same time. which is how they get names like: Right Isosceles triangle and acute Scalene triangles

with irregular polygons the opposite is true. (All other polygons are considered irregular)​

Irregular Polygon

When all sides and angles are congruent with eachother these are considered regular polygons

Regular Polygon

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Polygons with all sides but not all angles are considered equal, Example is a rombus. Equallateral literal meaning is equal sides

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​Equilateral Polygon

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More paper polygons​

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E, G, I, J, k, M

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Hierarchy of riddles

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