semi regular tessellation

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semi regular tessellation​

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Answer:A semi-regular tessellation, also known as an Archimedean tessellation, is a specific type of geometric pattern formed by tiling a plane with two or more regular polygons. These tessellations are characterized by a unique and consistent arrangement of polygons around each vertex, ensuring that the same sequence of polygons appears at every corner.

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