List at least three shapes, other than pentagons, in the table. If the shape is a polygon, indicate whether the shape is regular or irregular. Find the number of times that the shape will map back on to itself as the shape rotates 360° about its center. Also, note how many degrees the shape has rotated each time it maps back onto itself.

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Step-by-step explanation:

See attached table

Regular polygon with n sides can map onto itself n times

It will rotate 360°/n about its center every time and will map onto itself

Examples are in the attached table

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