On Skewed Regular Polygons
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On Skewed Regular Polygons
The regular polygone considered in the definition above are those encountered in plane geometry. These are configurations whose elements are coplanar. Polygons whose elements are not coplanar are termed skewed. The triangle, by its very nature, must be a plane configuration (fig. 1). (Three noncollinear points always determine a plane.)
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