Definition: Unsymmetry is a mathematical concept that refers to the property of an object or system where all its parts are in different positions, despite their relative positions. This means that if one part is fixed at a certain position and the other parts move around it, they will still be in different positions. For example, consider a cube with 6 faces and 8 edges. All sides and corners of the cube are symmetrical about its center, but there are 2 vertices (the top and bottom
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