Bangun ruang Platonik

Dalam ruang tiga dimensi, bangun ruang Platonik (bahasa Inggris: Platonic solid) adalah sebuah polihedron beraturan yang bersifat cembung dalam ruang Euklides dimensi tiga. Polihedron beraturan berarti bahwa sebuah bangunan mempunyai muka yang kongruen (yang artinya bentuk dan juga ukurannya identik atau sama), berupa poligon beraturan (yang artinya semua sudut dan semua sisinya kongruen), dan jumlah muka yang sama bertemu di masing-masing titik sudut. Lima bangun ruang yang memenuhi kriteria tersebut adalah:

Tetrahedron	Kubus	Oktahedron	Dodekahedron	Ikosahedron
Empat muka	Enam muka	Delapan muka	Duabelas muka	Duapuluh muka
(animasi, gambar 3D)	(animasi, gambar 3D)	(animasi, gambar 3D)	(animasi, gambar 3D)	(animasi, gambar 3D)

Selama bertahun-tahun, para ahli geometri telah mempelajari bangun ruang Platonik.^[1] Bangun ruang tersebut dinamai dari Plato, seorang filsuf asal Yunani kuno, yang menghipotesis dalam salah satu dialognya di Timaeus, yang mengatakan bahwa elemen klasik terbuat dari bangun ruang beraturan.^[2]

Referensi

^ Gardner (1987): Martin Gardner wrote a popular account of the five solids in his December 1958 Mathematical Games column in Scientific American.
^ Zeyl, Donald (2019). "Plato's Timaeus". The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

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[1] Gardner (1987): Martin Gardner wrote a popular account of the five solids in his December 1958 Mathematical Games column in Scientific American.

[The_Stanford_Encyclopedia_of_Philosophy-2] Zeyl, Donald (2019). "Plato's Timaeus". The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

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