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Second Level Pentagonal Flexagon


  
Figure 27: Since each edge of the first level Pentagonal Flexagon spawns three new vertices, the full second level Pentagonal Flexagon has 20 vertices.
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Figure 28: Permutation of the pentagons along the strip for a second level Pentagonal Flexagon.
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Figure 29: Top side of a segment which can be cut out to make a second level Pentagonal Flexagon. This is the first of five segments.
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Figure 30: Bottom side of a second order Pentagonal Flexagon, first of five segments.
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Figure 31: Top side of a segment which can be cut out to make a second level Pentagonal Flexagon. This is the second of five segments.
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Figure 32: Bottom side of a second order Pentagonal Flexagon, second of five segments.
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Figure 33: Top side of a segment which can be cut out to make a second level Pentagonal Flexagon. This is the third of five segments.
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Figure 34: Bottom side of a second order Pentagonal Flexagon, third of five segments.
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Figure 35: Top side of a segment which can be cut out to make a second level Pentagonal Flexagon. This is the fourth of five segments.
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Figure 36: Bottom side of a second order Pentagonal Flexagon, fourth of five segments.
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Figure 37: Top side of a segment which can be cut out to make a second level Pentagonal Flexagon. This is the fifth and last of five segments.
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Figure 38: Bottom side of a second order Pentagonal Flexagon, fifth and last of five segments.
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2000-10-02