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Equiangular polygon

In Euclidean geometry, an equiangular polygon is a polygon whose vertex angles are equal. If the lengths of the sides are also equal (that is, if it is also equilateral) then it is a regular polygon. Isogonal polygons are equiangular polygons which alternate two edge lengths.

Standards, Direct equiangular polygons by sides & Construction

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Direct equiangular polygons by sides

Equilateral trianglesRegular triangleRectanglesSquareUnit squares
33 related topics

Construction

Regular star polygonLinesSupplementary angles
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Equiangular polygon theorem

Internal angleStar polygonDensity
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Other properties

Viviani's theoremCyclic polygonRotational symmetry
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Construction

Equiangular polygon theorem

Notation

Other properties

Direct equiangular polygons by sides

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Equiangular polygon

Nodes59
Edges58
Triples22
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033898
Components1

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Equiangular polygon

Top relations

related to External links · 8
Equiangular polygon → Cut-the-knot, Equiangular Polygons, Eric, MathWorld, Property, Viviani's, Weisstein, What Is It About
related to Construction · 6
Equiangular polygon → An, Each, For, If, Odd-sided, Vertices
related to Direct equiangular polygons by sides · 2
Equiangular polygon → Direct, Examples
related to Notation · 2
Equiangular polygon → Convex, Every
related to Other properties · 2
Equiangular polygon → Thus, Viviani's
is a · 1
Equiangular polygon → polygon whose vertex angles are equal
related to Equiangular polygon theorem · 1
Equiangular polygon → For

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equiangular regular angles polygon direct internal spirolateral respectively isogonal degenerate lengths polygons irregular 90 60 indirect vertices 108 a1 equal

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Equiangular polygonis apolygon whose vertex angles are equal0.90text
Equiangular polygonrelated to ConstructionAn0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to ConstructionEach0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to ConstructionVertices0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to ConstructionIf0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to ConstructionFor0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to ConstructionOdd-sided0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to Direct equiangular polygons by sidesDirect0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to Direct equiangular polygons by sidesExamples0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to Equiangular polygon theoremFor0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to External linksProperty0.60section
Equiangular polygonrelated to External linksEquiangular Polygons0.60section

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