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In geometry a digon, bigon, or a 2-gon is a degenerate polygon with two sides (edges) and two vertices.

A regular digon must have two equal edges and vertices.

It is degenerate in an Euclidian plane, but can be easily visualized in elliptic space.

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-In [[geometry]] a '''digon''' is a [[degenerate]] [[polygon]] with two [[sides]] (edges) and two [[vertices]].
+In [[geometry]] a '''digon''', '''bigon''', or a '''2-gon''' is a [[degenerate]] [[polygon]] with two sides (edges) and two [[vertices]].
-A digon must be [[regular (Geometry)]] because its two edges are the same length.
+A regular digon must have two equal edges and vertices.
+It is [[degenerate]] in an [[Euclidian plane]], but can be easily visualized in [[elliptic space]].
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