a gigagon is a two-dimensional polygon with a billion sides. To an unaided observer, a gigagon resembles a circle.A gigagon with a radius of 1 Lightyear (approximately the size of 100 solar systems) would have its edge length differ from a circle by only 9.78 cm.
No. of vertices = ⟨10,9⟩
No. of edges = ⟨10,9⟩
Gigagon
1 billion.
One billion-sided polygon = GIGAGON
It's a supergon.
Gigagon? Giga=billion I'm not sure, but it seems like the most-likely name.
giga=billion so i came up with gigagon by wacomoly
what is the name of a 1000000000 sided shape?
Basically it's just a circle but the scientific name is probably non existent. Shapes over 15 or 20 twenty are usually called 32-gons or a 49-gon
Oh, dude, a polygon with 1 billion sides is called a megagon. Yeah, it's like a polygon on steroids, just chilling there with all its billion sides, making all the other polygons jealous. So, if you ever need to impress someone with your geometry knowledge, just drop the word "megagon" and watch them be like, "Whoa, that's a lot of sides, man."
A 10,000,000-sided polygon would be called a decamegagon. A 100,000,000-sided polygon is called a hectamegagon, and a 1,000,000,000 (or 10 billion) sided shape would be called a gigagon. I know gigagon sounds funny (especially when you plug your nose), but hey, there's always giggling (which people are usually doing once you plug your nose while saying gigagon), which has 4 gs in it & also 2 is (just like a human). Anyways, there's your answer (w/bonus). My name is Chase, & I'm 10 yrs. old. Good day. This answer was made on November 6, 2011; completed at the time of 2:36 PM. Bye!
A trillion sided shape is called a wameagon. It is impossible to see the corners in this time. Maybe later on in the century we will have good enough magnification to see a wameagons sides. I found my answer in the Complete Encyclopedia of Shapes by Megan Collie. It is a very helpful book!
A shape with a googolplex number of sides is called a googolplexagon. A googolplex is 10 to the power of a googol, which is 10 to the power of 100. A googolplexagon would have an astronomical number of sides, far surpassing any practical or theoretical application in mathematics or geometry due to its sheer size and complexity.