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Minimizes the residual stress of the casted product. Also safety.
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Is a trapezoidal prism a polyhedron?
Yes, a trapezoidal prism is a polyhedron. A polyhedron is a solid three dimensional object with flat face, straight edges and sharp corners.
Which corners doe it mean by the adjacent corners of a square?
Adjacent corners of a square share one side. Opposite corners share no sides.
What shapes that have 3 corners?
A triangle is the only polygon with 3 corners (vertices). There is no polyhedron with 3 corners.
How many corners and faces does a book have?
3 faces and 8 corners
How many corners does a notebook have?
A notebook has 8 corners.
What blows out of a volcano that has sharp corners?
I don't know of any volcanoes that have sharp corners.
A solid with flat sides that meet at sharp edges and corners is called?
a solid with flat sides meet at sharp edges and corners is called crystal structure
What is a true oval?
True oval have no sharp corners
What important of circle?
No sharp corners to poke yourself on.
What are the shapes that have sharp angles?
I guess shapes that have few sides have sharper angles for instance a triangle has very sharp corners whereas a henagon has corners but they are very rounded.
Why does a rollercoaster have lots of smooth curved corners instead of sharp corners?
So the riders don't die.
What are rocks with sharp corners that are blown out from the inside of a volcanoe?
cinder
What is the difference between pattern and casting?
the colour of pattern may not be the same as that of casting,sharp changes are not provided on patterns but it provided on casting with the help of machining,the material of the pattern is not necessarily same as that of casting.
What is a solid with flat sides that meet at sharp edges and corners?
It is a polyhedron.
What are the symptoms of bad stabilizer bar?
Poor handling on the sharp corners.
A solid with flat sides that meet at sharp edges and corners is an?
polygon
Cancels the effects of sharps or flats?
In music staff a "natural" is used to cancel out a sharp or flat, it only affects the note it appears by. Following notes will be sharped or flatted unless another natural accompanies them. A natural looks like a sharp "#" with the outer corners removed.
