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Q: What is the name for a 3 dimensional octagon?
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What is the difference between a octagon and a octahedron?

An octagon is 2-dimensional, an octahedron is 3-dimensional.


What is a 3 dimensional octagon called?

Octagonal prism?


What 3 dimensional shape has 8 faces?

the 3 dimensional shape is a octagon, because their are 8 sides.


This shape has 8 faces what is it?

If its 2-dimensional then its an octagon, if it is 3-dimensional then it is called an octahedron.


Is an octagon a polyhedron?

Adding to what Kittenono said, an octagon is a two dimensional shape which only has length and width. A polyhedron is 3 dimensional which has length, width and height.


How many faces and corners and angles does an octagon have?

An octagon is a 2 dimensional object, not a 3 dimensional object. As such, it has 1 face, 8 corners, and 8 angles.


How many faces on a 3 dimensional octagon?

it's still 8


What is the name of a 3d shape with 8 faces?

Octagon. * * * * * An octagon is 2-dimensional. The regular 3-d shape (all faces the same) is the octahedron, but a hexagonal prism also has 8 faces.


Is an octagon two dimensional or three dimensional?

it's 2 dimensional


What is the name for the 8 sided shape?

An octagon is an 8 sided 2 dimensional shape. A cylinder with the base of a hexagon (6 sided shape) would be an 8 sided 3 dimensional shape.


How many demensions is an octagon?

An octagon is a two-dimensional shape.


What is a 3-D octagon called?

A 3-dimensional shape with eight sides is an octahedron. If you would refer to a 3-dimensional octagon, just call it that, people will understand what you mean. Or maybe you mean an octagonal prism. That's an octagon, except it is extended into the third dimension by stretching it, so it has an octagonal base but the other sides are triangles all connecting at one point above the octagon.