Illustration of a decagonal bipyramid. A bipyramid, or dipyramid, is formed by joining two congruent pyramids at their bases. The bases in this illustration are decagons.

Decagonal Bipyramid

Illustration of a decagonal bipyramid. A bipyramid, or dipyramid, is formed by joining two congruent…

Illustration of a decagonal bipyramid with hidden edges shown. A bipyramid, or dipyramid, is formed by joining two congruent pyramids at their bases. The bases in this illustration are decagons.

Decagonal Bipyramid

Illustration of a decagonal bipyramid with hidden edges shown. A bipyramid, or dipyramid, is formed…

Illustration of an elongated decagonal dipyramid that is formed by elongating a decagonal bipyramid by inserting a decagonal prism between the two congruent halves.

Elongated Decagonal Dipyramid

Illustration of an elongated decagonal dipyramid that is formed by elongating a decagonal bipyramid…

Illustration of an elongated decagonal dipyramid that is formed by elongating a decagonal bipyramid by inserting a decagonal prism between the two congruent halves.

Elongated Decagonal Dipyramid

Illustration of an elongated decagonal dipyramid that is formed by elongating a decagonal bipyramid…

Illustration of an elongated decagonal dipyramid that is formed by elongating a decagonal bipyramid by inserting a decagonal prism between the two congruent halves.

Elongated Decagonal Dipyramid

Illustration of an elongated decagonal dipyramid that is formed by elongating a decagonal bipyramid…