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How many star points does an octagon have?
An octagon has 8 sides and 8 vertices
How many vertices's does a octagonal pyramid have?
9 vertices, because an octagon has 8 vertices and in a pyramid there is one on top, so 9. One
Does an octagon have any vertices?
Yes, it has eight of them.
What has 8 vertices and 8 sides?
an octagon
What are the attributes of an octagon?
The attributes of an octagon include:it is a polygonit has 8 sidesit has 8 vertices
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