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Freese's Dissection of a Regular Dodecagon into Six Squares	2. Ambiguous Rings Based on a Polygon	Total Areas of Alternating Subtriangles in a Regular Polygon with 2n Sides	Sum of the Squares of the Sides of a Projected Regular Tetrahedron	Polyhedron Faces Identification

The Sum of Opposite Angles of a Quadrilateral in a Circle is 180 Degrees	Four Kinds of Rhombic Polyhedra	Folding Hexagons	Interior and Exterior Angles of Regular Polygons	Freese's Dissection of a Regular Pentadecagon into Two

Freese's Dissection of a Regular Dodecagon into a Regular Hexagon and the Reverse	Variant of Freese's Nonagonal Double Ring Expansion	Freese's Dissection of a Regular Decagon into Five	Freese's Dissection of a Regular Dodecagon into Three Congruent Squares	Freese's Dissection of a Regular Dodecagon into Two Equilateral Triangles

Freese's Dissection of Three Squares into Four Regular Dodecagons	Freese's Dissection of a Regular Nonagon into Two	Freese's Dissection of a Regular Octagon into Nine	Freese's Dissection of a Regular Pentagon to a Square	Freese's Dissection of Two Regular Pentagons into a Square

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