![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqaP88wfpKwJbdWnZE9Nm6_TBKzX2BwUhMu1Bw6QSMDd-MVxV0IJfuFqzTDcxH4Y41zPJfBrFKDhZJm3r1kRLY_XMeZjndQXM2PFnCL2iUDc8jhGKPQlTk6Z3zK1oNomVUJkoUjqE9Qr5B/s320/DodecagonFromCircle1.png)
. . . and create a dodecagon.
Once you have your dodecagon, you'll also see some cool things you can do with it:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEheYq3A9xpKiIm4b_chMUYez_oV8WB3MTEQTYMnL8MaI8ER9T1yEb85GDfsibcQelrW8EXuLHX1dkUCWPfvQlC4raMn6gwD9AkiGtmuG-hzHVRWoKm41qtFYex_nZqXOKOAycyczhySwBX-/s320/DodecagonFromCircle2.png)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgPakH8P1PLFmdMMrwfmCvkWq6YCwzbOzq8OUI0esgniyQC6y6Dwn9sUS0fkF9NXbofpsGMsh70QveKa8zeFVFa3eXVmKW2YJcG0hns8R6krRcAO0pyOD6QxjzlG5tueyWjxw-ekcf77I5P/s320/DodecagonFromCircle30.png)
The Student Version has a question about the number of circle "sides" needed to start with, to create a dodecagon. The Teacher Version has the answer! Enjoy.
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1 comment:
This is amazing and the technique which you have posted is worth watching.
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