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Omni-MATH / We know that 2021=43×47. Is there a polyhedron whose surface can be formed by gluing together 43 equal non-planar 47-gons?

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We know that 2021=43×472021=43 \times 47. Is there a polyhedron whose surface can be formed by gluing together 43 equal non-planar 47-gons?
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We know that 2021=43×47. Is there a polyhedron whose surface can be formed by gluing together 43 equal non-planar 47-gons?
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We know that $2021=43 \times 47$. Is there a polyhedron whose surface can be formed by gluing together 43 equal non-planar 47-gons?

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