Polygon
A polygon is a geometric shape
made up of vertices that are
We are familiar with plane
FLAT figures bounded by
straight line segments as
Polygons.
Polygon is a word of
Greek origin. It means figure
with many angles implying many sides.
Squares, rectangles and other four-sided geometric figures
formed by the union of four line segments are called
Quadrilaterals.
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Isosceles triangle theorem; THIS
In Euclidean geometry, the isosceles triangle theorem also known as the pons asinorum, states that the angles opposite the two equal sides of an isosceles triangle are equal.e, the content of proposition 5 in Book I of Euclid's Elements.Pons asinorum It is, in essence
Main article: Pons asinorum
In medieval times, when geometry was one of the four subjects of the quadrivium, this theorem acquired a reputation as an early yet difficult proposition and those who did not master its proof would be unable to go on to more advanced material. Perhaps because of this, the theorem became known as the pons asinorum or asses' bridge and is used as a metaphor for any early, difficult test.
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