alleryWhat are the points where two edges of a polygon meet called?
AFaces
BBases
CDiagonals
DVertices
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Vertices
1. Edges (sides) are the segments of a polygon.
2. The points where two edges meet are its vertices, also called corners.
3. Faces belong to solids, and a diagonal joins two non-adjacent corners, so those fail.
_Source: Wikipedia, Polygon, lead section_
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