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What polygon has 5 corners?
pentagon
How many corners a parallelogram have?
It has 4 corners and 4 sides because it is a quadrilateral polygon
What is a polygon that has 5 corners called?
It is a 5 sided pentagon that has 5 corners which are called vertices.
Does a polygon have to have the same number of sides as corners?
yes
You are a polygon you are a quadrangle all your corners are square corners what are you?
Since you are a quadrangle with square corners, you are a 4-sided polygon with 90° angles, which means you are a rectangle. If all the sides are equal length, you are a square, which is a specific type of rectangle.
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