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Bipyramid

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A polyhedron formed by joining two pyramids along a common polygonal base on opposite sides of its plane. The common base is internal; the external boundary consists of the two sets of triangular side faces. A triangular bipyramid has five vertices of a polyhedron, nine edges and six triangular faces.

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