Soccer balls are usually covered with a design based on regular pentagons and hexagons.
How many pentagons/hexagons MUST there be, and why?
(In reply to
Johnson solids by Jer)
I beg to differ. Even a non-convex shape is still topologically
equivalent to a sphere, just like the platonic solids, a soccer ball,
or similar shapes. (The point being that there are no holes in
the surface.)
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Posted by Thalamus
on 2004-04-15 12:32:08 |