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A concave polyhedron is a polyhedron such that you can select two points inside it such that the line segment drawn between them intersects the border at least twice.
A '''concave polyhedron''' is a polyhedron such that you can select two points inside it such that the line segment drawn between them intersects the border at least twice.


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A concave polyhedron is a polyhedron such that you can select two points inside it such that the line segment drawn between them intersects the border at least twice.

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