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How many vertices does a dodecohedron have?
10
How many edges does a dodecohedron have?
30 edges.
How many faces does a dodecohedron have?
12 faces
What is the difference between a circlular golf ball ad a dodecohedron golf ball?
All golf ball manufacturers attempt at least to make round or circular golf balls. The term dodecohedron (not certain of the spelling) is refering to a dimple pattern of a golf ball. Two different golf balls for example can be identical in size and roundness but each may have a distinctly different dimple pattern. If you look closely at a golf ball you can see that the dimples on most golf balls ,but not all, have varying sized dimples, they may vary in depth as well as diameter. I think Maxfli used the term dodecohedron in a marketing campaign describing the dimple pattern of there golf ball.
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