Myriagon

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In geometry, a myriagon is a polygon with 10000 sides. In a regular myriagon, each angle is 179.964 degrees. Its name was derived from the classical Greek word "myriad", which means 10000. [1]

In Flatland, the "Chief Circle" is said to be a myriagon.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Eric W. Weisstein, Myriagon at MathWorld.


Polygons
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