Friday, 27 February 2026

TRY,TRY AND DON'T CRY.

Try,try,try,

STOP AND SHOP..

STOP,LOOK AND LISTEN.

OBSERVE MORE, LISTEN MORE,

LEARN MORE AND MORE.

ALWAYS SAY WITH GOD’S GRACE

EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE.

PUT ALL YOUR EFFORTS

IN ONE THING WHICH YOU 

LIKE MOST UNTIL COMPLETION

AND BE A WINNER.

STOP NOT,TILL YOU ATTAIN

YOU TARGET, GOAL AND AMBITION.

WHAT YOU START, YOU MUST

FINISH.

DO ONE THING AT A TIME.

DO THAT AT YOUR BEST YOU CAN.

BELIEVE ,YOU CAN DO IT

AND YOU REALLY CAN DO IT.

WHY NOT START NOW????

WHY NOT GIVE A TRY????

CROSS THE BARRIERS.

FIND A WAY,FIND A SOLUTION.

YOU CAN REALLY DO IT,

IF YOU THINK YOU CAN.

NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE.

DIG ONE MORE FOOT.

GO AN EXTRA MILE.

THE WINNING POST 

YOU CAN REACH SURELY

EVERYDAY AND EVERYTIME

IS ALWAYS GOOD

FOR HIM WHO WANTS

TO TRY AND

EXCEL.

DIFFERENT SHAPES








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Gons" are polygons, which are 2D, closed shapes with straight sides and angles (poly=many, gon=angle). They are named based on their number of sides (
-gon), ranging from triangles (3-gon) to decagons (10-gon) and beyond. Common examples include hexagons (6 sides), heptagons (7), and octagons (8)
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Commonly Named Polygons (-gon)
  • 3-gon: Triangle (or trigon)
  • 4-gon: Quadrilateral (or tetragon)
  • 5-gon: Pentagon
  • 6-gon: Hexagon
  • 7-gon: Heptagon
  • 8-gon: Octagon
  • 9-gon: Nonagon (or Enneagon)
  • 10-gon: Decagon
  • 12-gon: Dodecagon
  • -gon:
     A polygon with 
     sides (e.g., 20-gon, 100-gon)
What is a Regular Polygon?
"Gons" are polygons, which are 2D, closed shapes with straight sides and angles (poly=many, gon=angle). They are named based on their number of sides (
-gon), ranging from triangles (3-gon) to decagons (10-gon) and beyond. Common examples include hexagons (6 sides), heptagons (7), and octagons (8).
Commonly Named Polygons (-gon)
  • 3-gon: Triangle (or trigon)
  • 4-gon: Quadrilateral (or tetragon)
  • 5-gon: Pentagon
  • 6-gon: Hexagon
  • 7-gon: Heptagon
  • 8-gon: Octagon
  • 9-gon: Nonagon (or Enneagon)
  • 10-gon: Decagon
  • 12-gon: Dodecagon
  • -gon:
     A polygon with 
     sides (e.g., 20-gon, 100-gon)
Key Characteristics
  • Sides and Angles: The number of sides equals the number of angles.
  • Types: Can be regular (equal sides/angles) or irregular.
  • Structure: Must be closed with no curved edges.
  • Vertices: The corner points where sides meet.
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  • Unique or Large Polygons
    • Myriagon: 10,000 sides
    • Megagon: 1,000,000 sides
    • Googolgon: 
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