poligono

Also known as 2-polytope

figura geometrica piana

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A polygon is a flat, closed shape made by connecting straight line segments end-to-end. Polygons are fundamental in geometry and appear everywhere in mathematics, design, and nature, making them essential for understanding how we measure and represent space.

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Followed by: polyhedron
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topic has template: Template:Infobox polygon
has facet polytope: edge
Commons category: Polygons
topic's main category: Category:Polygons
Commons gallery: Polygon
different from: Schießstand
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Mathematics

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Article · Italiano

In geometria un poligono (dal greco πολύς (polys, "molti") e γωνία (gōnia, "angolo") è una figura geometrica piana delimitata da una linea spezzata chiusa. I segmenti che compongono la spezzata chiusa si chiamano lati del poligono e i punti in comune a due lati consecutivi si dicono vertici del poligono.

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