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How many sides can the base of a pyramid have?
The base of a pyramid only has four sides, as it is a square. That is so not true. A tetrahedron is a pyramid with a triangular base. A pyramid can have any polygon as its base.
How many edges has a pyramid?
A square-based pyramid - line the ones in Egypt - has four edges on its base and four vertical edges rising from the base to the apex - so it has 8 edges.
Each side of a pyramid was 740 ft How many ft was it around the base of it?
589
What is a flattened pyramid called?
It is the net of its solid shape. If the top of the pyramid is cut off parallel to the base, then it is a truncated pyramid, or a frustum.
How is the number of pyramid related to the number of sides of the base?
because the the sides of a based form a face of a pyramid
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