Question

fill in the blank and dropdown menus to form a true statement below.
answer
the polygon above has 9 sides. it is an equilateral (but not equiangular)
octagon
pentagon
decagon
heptagon

Explanation:

Step1: Count polygon sides

Count the distinct line segments: 9 total sides.

Step2: Match side count to name

A 9-sided polygon is a nonagon, but from the dropdown, confirm the correct classification: the polygon has 9 sides, and since all sides are marked congruent (tick marks) but angles are not equal, it is equilateral (not equiangular). The dropdown's correct polygon name for 9 sides is not listed, but the side count is 9, and the description "an equilateral (but not equiangular)" is correct for this polygon.

Answer:

The polygon above has 9 sides. It is an equilateral (but not equiangular) nonagon; from the given dropdown, note: the provided dropdown options do not include the correct 9-sided polygon name (nonagon), but the side count 9 and the equilateral (non-equiangular) description are accurate for the figure.