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How many vertice does cube has?
Eight vertices.
How many vertice s are in a cube?
A vertex is a point. There are 8 vertices in a cube. 6 sides in a cube. This can be easily seen from looking at a standard 6 sided die (dice).
How many distinct triangles can be constructed by connecting three different vertice's of a cube?
one
Does a cube have points?
A cube has 8 points, but the mathematical name for a point is a 'vertice'
What is the shape that has 12 edge 6 faces and 8 vertice?
It is a cube or a cuboid
How many faces edges vertice do a cube have?
A prism with an n-sided base will have 2n vertices, n + 2 faces, and 3n edges.
How many edges in vertice pyramid?
I regret that it is impossible to answer this question since there is no such object as a vertice pyramid.
Who many vertice does a nonagon have?
8
How many vertice does a dome have?
one
How many vertice's does a oblique have?
None.
How many vertice does a cone shape have?
one
How many vertice's does a parallelogram have?
4
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