Difference between revisions of "Equiangular"

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A polytope (polygon, polyhedron, etc) is considered equiangular if all of its angles are congruent.

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−	A polytope (polygon,polyhedron,~~...~~) is considered '''equiangular''' ~~when any pair~~ of its angles are [[Congruent]]	+	A polytope ([[Polygon \|polygon]], [[Polyhedron \| polyhedron]], etc) is considered '''equiangular''' if all of its angles are [[Congruent \| congruent]].