The regular dodecagon, illustrated above, is the constructible 12-sided regular polygon that can be denoted using the Schläfli symbol .
The Australian 50-cent piece is dodecagonal, as illustrated above.
The inradius , circumradius , and area can be computed directly from the formulas for a general regular polygon with side length and sides,
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Kűrschák's theorem gives the area of the dodecagon inscribed in a unit circle with ,
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(Wells 1991, p. 137).
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A plane perpendicular to a axis of a dodecahedron or icosahedron cuts the solid in a regular decagonal cross section (Holden 1991, pp. 24-25).
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The Greek, Latin, and Maltese crosses are all irregular dodecagons.