SOLUTION: Tell whether statement is always ,sometimes,or never true 1 A triangle is convex 2 A decagon is regular 3 A regular polygon is equiangular 4 A circular is a polygon 5 a

Question 352099: Tell whether statement is always ,sometimes,or never true
1 A triangle is convex
2 A decagon is regular
3 A regular polygon is equiangular
4 A circular is a polygon
5 a polygon is a plane figure
6 A concave polygon is regular

Found 2 solutions by stanbon, Clara Oswin Oswald:
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Tell whether statement is always ,sometimes,or never true
1 A triangle is convex:::never
2 A decagon is regular:::sometimes
3 A regular polygon is equiangular:::sometimes
4 A circular is a polygon:::what is a circular?
5 a polygon is a plane figure:::always
6 A concave polygon is regular::never
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Stan H.

Answer by Clara Oswin Oswald(1) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

1 A triangle is convex- always
2 A decagon is regular- sometimes
3 A regular polygon is equiangular- always
4 A circular is a polygon- never
5 a polygon is a plane figure- sometimes
6 A concave polygon is regular- never
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