Common tridecahedrons
editSpace-filling tridecahedron
edit| Space-filling tridecahedron | |
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| Type | 6 trapezoids  6 pentagons  1 regular hexagons  |
| Faces | 13 |
| Edges | 30 |
| Vertices | 19 |
A space-filling tridecahedron[1][2] is a tridecahedron that can completely fill three-dimensional space without leaving gaps. It has 13 faces, 30 edges, and 19 vertices. Among the thirteen faces, there are six trapezoids, six pentagons and one regular hexagon.[3]
- The dual polyhedron of the space-filling tridecahedron
The polyhedron's dual polyhedron is a enneadecahedron. It is similar to a twisted half-cube, but one of its vertices is treated as a face before twisting.
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