Two-dimensional lattices with three- or four-sided symmetries are possible, but there is none with a five-sided symmetry. To see why, consider the following: A piece of paper can be cut into identical equilateral triangles or squares with no excess. Prove that this is not the case for equilateral pentagons.
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