Nonagon
Nonagon – a polygon with 9 sides
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Nine of them sounds like nonagon so makes this easy to remember.
If none are gone (nonagon) then a cat has nine lives.
Example 1
A regular nonagon has nine sides of equal length.
Example 2
If you add up all the internal angles of a regular convex nonagon you will get 1260°.
Example 3
A regular convex nonagon has an internal angle of 140° between each side.
Example 4
This shape looks like a Y but as it has 9 sides, it’s a nonagon.
Example 5
Irregular nonagons such as this one may not have a symmetrical shape but will still have nine sides.
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