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How many side does a octahedron have?
An octahedron has 8 sides.
How do you remember how many sides a dodecagon has?
Think of the Spanish word "dos" meaning "two." "Deca" is ten. Dodeca is 2 + 10
How many sides has a trisoctahedron?
A trisoctahedron, otherwise known as a Triakis octahedron, has 24 faces.
How many sides faces edges and vertexes does a octahedron have?
An octahedron is an eight sided polyhedron. It has eight sides or faces, 12 edges, and six vertexes. Please see the Related Link below for more information and a picture.
How many edges are there in an octahedron?
It has 12. This solid has 8 sides, each of which is an equilateral triangle (in the case of the regular octahedron). Use the link and surf on over to Wikipedia to see a picture.
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