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I would think that the obvious answer would be yes. maybe I am missing something in the question why would one think that you could not tile a seven sided polygon?
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Yes, maybe you are missing something - mathematic reality. There are no polygons - regualr or irregular of 7 or more sides which will tessellate with identical shapes.
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