Polygons are closed figures that are formed by line segments.
Each side is a line segment.
The point where two line segments meet is a vertex.
The sides do not cross each other and exactly two sides meet at every vertex.
The segments that form the boundary are sides, which meet at a vertices to form the interior angle.
If we connect two vertices that are not adjacent on the polygon, we form a diagonal.
Examples: Squares, Triangles, Rectangles, etc. Directions: Answer the following questions. Also draw 10 examples of polygons an name the sides, vertices and diagonals on a sheet of paper.
