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What do you call a star with 5 points?
Pentangle
How many points does the star known as a pentagram have?
5
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The five points of a five point star?
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5 points on a star A < > V
How many corners does a star have?
A traditional star has five points. A star of david has six. A star must have at least five points, but can have infinately more. Depends on what you mean by a star. For instance are sun has no corners. But the standard way to draw a star is with 5 corners.
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