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How many vertices does a icosidodecahedron have?
it has 30 vertices
How many vertices does a hendecagon have?
11 vertices
How many vertices does a hexagon based prism have?
It has 12 vertices
How many vertices does a dodecagon have?
A dodecagon has twelve vertices.
How many many vertices would a 20 sided polygon have?
A polygon has as many vertices as it has sides and so in this case it will have 20 vertices.
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