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Polygons
They are closed figures, formed by many lines called sides. They have 3 or more sides, because two lines can not had a close figure. The name polygon comes from Greece that means "many angles". They can be regular or irregular, the difference beetwen (between) those two classifications are that the regular ones has equal sides and equal angles, the irregular ones are that has at least one side or angle differetn (dif ** F ** erent) than the others. Also they can be simples or complex. The simples are those which their edges do not cross between them, the complex are the oppossites (opposite) of the simples. And the final classification are those ones wich are equilateral. Those ones are wich their sides are equal lenght.

__Comment by Elohina Guevara:__

Hi Gabriel! The definition is very complete but I corrected some orthographical mistakes. Also when you say: " the irregular ones are that has at least one side or angle diferent than the others". I think that should be: "the irregular ones are that has at least one side or angle __more__ diferent than the others", because is a comparation.