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Because I don't venture on the back side very much, I want to stress the importance of (and keep in mind that) an n-gon is an n-sided shape. So for instance, a 360-gon is a 360-sided shape. Kind of ridiculous to think about in reality, but that's the definition of it.
There is a hint of background ambient music playing as I'm talking during this. It was accidental, but as I played it back through my headphones it wasn't distracting. Let me know if this worked in a positive or negative way for you when you watched the video.
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