It a polyhedron
square
A polygon that has more faces than a hexahedron (which has 6 faces) but fewer than a dodecagon (which has 12 sides) is an octagon, which has 8 sides. Additionally, a nonagon, with 9 sides, also fits this criterion. Both shapes meet the requirement of having more than 6 faces and fewer than 12.
A polyhedron with 13 or more faces.
polyhedron
There is no greatest. Any polygon you draw, no matter how many sides it has, I can always draw a polygon with more sides than yours has. They don't all have names, but there's no limit to the number of sides they can have.
6 SIDES
A nonagon (9 sides) for example.
For the very simple reason that a square has more sides than a triangle.
4 faces. The number of faces on a pyramid is one more than the number of sides of the base. A triangle has 3 sides, therefore a triangular pyramid has 3 +1 = 4 faces.
anything that has more than nine sides is called the number of faces, in this case 20, with agon added to it. so a figure with twenty faces or sides is called a twentyagon.
The shape you are describing is a square prism, also known as a square rectangular prism or cuboid. It has two square bases and four rectangular lateral faces, totaling six faces. The six edges come from the four edges of the rectangular faces plus the two edges of the square bases. The relationship between edges, faces, and bases is consistent with the characteristics of a prism.
Oh, what a happy little question! The number of faces on a prism is always two more than the number of sides on its base. You see, the base of the prism creates one face on the bottom and another face on the top, and each side of the base connects to one face on the side of the prism. Just like painting a beautiful landscape, it's all about seeing how each part comes together to create a lovely whole.