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Four points that are not coplanar in space determine a tetrahedron and its four faces close a portion of space. Each tetrahedron is a triangular pyramid and it is regular if its faces are equilateral triangles. |
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If a tetrahedron is thrown on the ground, one point is always left sticking up. Where is this principle used? | |
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