Regular octagon

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one in which the sides are all equal, and the angles also are all equal.

See also: Octagon

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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What does each angle of a regular octagon measure in degrees?
The mosque looks like a faceted cylinder: it has the form of a regular octagon having a huge hall crowned with a big 16 m diameter dome.
Caption: Students examining the properties of polygonal models, like this one, based on the regular octagon. (Photograph taken by author; used with permission).
The first is a regular octagon (8R), with all its atoms having coordination number 3; the second is either a pair of pentagons or a nonregular octagon with two dangling bonds, denoted as 8N.
Then, I came upon the following description: "The text shows how to cut off irregular quadrilaterals from the corners of the parallelogram, to form an octagon; parts of the quadrilaterals are then attached to the first octagon to make it a regular octagon" (Long & Crocker, 2000, p.
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