Tesselate

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Tessellating surfaces requires a systematic approach to partitioning them into identical shapes that fit together without overlapping. To achieve this, start by dividing the surface into smaller regions or polygons, then use geometric transformations to map these regions onto the entire surface. This process involves using multiple translations and rotations to ensure that each region seamlessly connects with its neighbors. As a result, the surface is effectively divided into a mosaic of identical shapes, creating a visually striking pattern.