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Is it true you need edges to make a corner?

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Yes, you need at least two edges to make a corner. For example, in a cube, the vertex is formed because three edges meet. In a regular square, each side meets to make a corner. If you had only one edge(corner)then it would just go on and on, and since there's not another edge to meet it, it would never make a corner anyway.

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