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A 2D star shape typically has a varying number of vertices depending on its design. For example, a simple five-pointed star has ten vertices: five outer points and five inner points. More complex star shapes can have additional vertices, but they generally follow a pattern based on the number of points. Thus, the number of vertices can differ widely based on the specific star design.

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