The pentagonal prism has seven sides including the bases
There is no equation - the answer is explicit in the name.A pentagonal prism has pentagonal bases. A pentagon has 5 sides. It could not be simpler!
The base of a pentagonal prism is a pentagon. Just like a square pyramid has a square for a base, a pentagonal prism has a pentagon for a base.
Pentagonal prism.
A hexagonal prism's base is called a hexagonal base. The names of prisms are given according to the shape of their bases. A hexagonal prism has a base that is shaped like a hexagon. Similarly, a pentagonal prism has a pentagonal base.
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A Pentagon.
The number of diagonals per vertices can be found by taking n(number of sides) minus 3, or n-3. Thus a pentagonal prism will have 5 sides per base, making the formula 5-3=2. There are 2 diagonals per vertex in a pentagonal prism. Source: My math teacher
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A (regular) pentagonal pyramid;A (regular) pentagonal prism;A truncated icosahedron (the shape of a soccer ball or the Buckminsterfullerene (fullerene) (C60), or "buckyball," molecule - if they sits on one of their pentagonal faces which could then be considered their base ).
To draw the projection of the pentagonal prism, first draw the base which is a regular pentagon with 25mm sides. Then, extend the sides of the pentagon upwards by 60mm to represent the height of the prism. Next, draw the perspective view by projecting lines from the corners of the base to the corresponding corners on the top pentagon. Finally, draw the visible edges connecting the top and bottom pentagons to complete the projection of the pentagonal prism with the axis parallel to the vertical plane (vp).
Area of Base x Height
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