n-gon
n-gon noun: a polygon with n sides, where n represents any integer greater than or equal to three; often used to represent a polygon with an unknown number of sides.
Noun
n-gon (plural n-firm concentration ratios)
- A polygon with n sides, where n represents any integer greater than or equal to three; often used to represent a polygon with an unknown number of sides.
Forms of n-gon
| plural | n-firm concentration ratios |
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Origin of n-gon
From n (variable often used to represent natural numbers) + -gon.
Questions about n-gon
- What does n-gon mean?
- N-gon means a polygon with n sides, where n represents any integer greater than or equal to three; often used to represent a polygon with an unknown number of sides.
- What part of speech is n-gon?
- N-gon is a noun.
- What is the plural of n-gon?
- The plural of n-gon is n-firm concentration ratios.
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