You can actually learn to make an origami one. But its a 12 sided figure with each face having 5 sides in my past experience. A dodecagon is a 12-sided polygon, a 2-dimensional figure. The dodecahedron is a 12-sided polyhedron, a 3-dimensional object of 12 pentagonal faces and 20 vertices. The dodecahedron is also one of the Platonic solids.
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The above is a totally confused answer. It conflates a a dodecagon and a dodecahedron. The first, which the question is about, is a plane (2-D) figure which is bounded by 12 straight lines. The second, which has nothing to do with the question, is a solid (3-D) shape enclosed by 12 pentagonal faces.
A dodecagon prism has two decagonal bases which are parallel and congruent to one another. They are joined together by 12 rectangular faces.
The interior angles of a dodecagon sum to 1800 degrees.
A dodecagon has 12 sides.
The interior angles of a dodecagon sum to 1800 degrees.
The interior angles of a dodecagon sum to 1800 degrees.
A dodecagon is a 12 sided polygon which can be regular or irregular and its interior angles add up to 1800 degrees
A dodecagon prism has two decagonal bases which are parallel and congruent to one another. They are joined together by 12 rectangular faces.
A decagon is a 2-dimensional shape bounded by 12 straight sides. In a regular dodecagon all the sides are equal and all the angles are equal.
An example of a dodecagon would be a semiregular tiling.There are many but some have dodecagons.
Join up the hour-markers on a clock face and you will have a dodecagon - a 12 sided polygon.
There are a number of polygons that are similar to it but if you mean things that look like decagons than nonagon, undecagon, dodecagon, and octagon.
A dodecagon has twelve vertices.
Yes it can.
looks like a 12-sided polygon
That is called a dodecagon
If it's a 2-dimensional shape, like lines drawn on paper, a 12 sided shape is called a dodecagon. If it's 3-dimensional, like a 12-sided die, then it's called a dodecahedron.dodecagon
A dodecagon is a polygon with 12 sides.