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Probability is a mathematical way of describing how likely an outcome or event is to occur. Probabilities are usually expressed as fractions, decimal numbers or percentages and are measured on a scaled between zero and one. An impossible event has a probability of zero and a certain event has a probability of one.

Polygons are closed, two-dimensional figures made up of straight line segments. They are classified in various ways, primarily based on the number of sides and the properties of their angles and sides. Here's a breakdown of common polygon classifications:
1. Classification by Number of Sides:
* Triangle: 3 sides
* Quadrilateral: 4 sides
* Pentagon: 5 sides
* Hexagon: 6 sides
* Heptagon (or Septagon): 7 sides
* Octagon: 8 sides
* Nonagon (or Enneagon): 9 sides
* Decagon: 10 sides
* Hendecagon (or Undecagon): 11 sides
* Dodecagon: 12 sides
* And so on... An "n-gon" refers to a polygon with 'n' sides.
2. Classification by Angles and Sides:
* Regular Polygons:
* All sides are of equal length.
* All interior angles are equal.
* Irregular Polygons:
* Sides and angles are of different measures.
* Convex Polygons:
* All interior angles are less than 180 degrees.
* No line segment between two points inside the polygon goes outside the polygon.
* Concave Polygons:
* At least one interior angle is greater than 180 degrees.
* At least one line segment between two points inside the polygon goes outside the polygon.
Key Concepts:
* Understanding the number of sides is fundamental to naming polygons.
* The regularity (equal sides and angles) or irregularity of a polygon significantly impacts its properties.
* Convexity and concavity describe the shape of the polygon and are important in geometric calculations.

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