Tessellation
No gaps · No overlaps · Angles total \( 360^\circ \)
What counts as a tessellation and what does not
Why the angles at a point must total \( 360^\circ \)
Regular and semi-regular tessellations
Naming a tessellation with numbers
No part of the surface is left bare
No shape lies on top of another
Circles leave gaps, so they fail the test
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