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A star typically has five points or sides, with each point forming an angle of 36 degrees at the center. Therefore, a star has five corners or vertices where the sides meet. This geometric shape is known as a pentagram.

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None. Stars as we know them are spherical.

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14y ago
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A standard star shape has five points, making it a five-sided figure. It does not have corners in the traditional sense because the points are not vertices that form angles.

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Since stars are approximately spherical because of the enormous gravitational forces compressing them, they have only one "edge", which would be the surface.

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Well Sizes 10 and points 5

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6

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6

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5

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