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What is a trahedron?


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No such 3-dimensional solid. I think you mean 'Tetrahedron'. which is a 3-dimensional solid of four triangular faces. Do NOT confuse with pyramid, which has fi
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What is a papentnesist?


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If not this, then that?


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