Equilateral
In geometry, an equilateral polygon has all sides of the same length. By definition a square is always equilateral (see also rectangle):
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Geometry - Polygon - Square - Rectangle
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This triangle appears equilateral in a fixed-width font:
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Triangle - Fixed-width
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Any n-sided polygon which has n sides of equal length can be considered an equilateral. Not all equilaterals are convex geometric shapes: consider that for a pentagon two adjacent sides can be reflected in the line segment joining the two extreme vertices.
Related Topics:
Polygon - Convex - Geometric shape - Pentagon - Line segment
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