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Chapter 10, Problem 14CRP
Program Plan Intro
Polygonal mesh:
- A polygon model is used to model an object in three dimensional modeling.
- A polygon model is buildup of polygons.
- The polygon mesh is a collection of polygon surfaces connected to each other in order to form a desired shape.
- A polygon surface may be a triangle, rectangle or a polygon.
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