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Do all 3-D figures have vertices?

No. An example of a 3D object without vertices is a sphere.


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Polygons for example


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What figures have 3 corners and 1 face?

A very common shape: the triangle. It is a flat plane that has only 1 face and always has 3 vertices or corners.


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