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An octahedron is a three-dimensional geometric shape with eight flat faces, and the most common type—called a regular octahedron—is made up of eight identical equilateral triangles arranged so that four triangles meet at each corner point. While regular octahedra are important as one of the five Platonic solids, many other irregular octahedra exist with different shapes and properties.
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En géométrie, un octaèdre (du grec oktô, huit et hedra, face) est un polyèdre à huit faces.
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