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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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Многоуго́льник — геометрическая фигура, обычно определяемая как часть плоскости, ограниченная замкнутой ломаной. Если граничная ломаная не имеет точек самопересечения, многоугольник называется простым. Например, треугольники и квадраты — простые многоугольники, а пентаграмма — нет. Точки перелома ломаной называются вершинами многоугольника, а её звенья — сторонами многоугольника. Число сторон многоугольника совпадает с числом его вершин.
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