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A triangular based pyramid has 4 vertices.
It depends on the shape of the base. A pyramid that has a base with n vertices (an n-gon) will have n+1 vertices in all.
five A triangular based prism has 5 A triangular based pyramid has 4 and there is no such thing as a triangular based prism pyramid - unless you mean a truncated pyramid (or a frustum) which is essentially a prism.
If you imagine a square-based pyramid sitting on its base, there will be the four corners of the square, plus the top: a square-based pyramid has five corners.
Four. Three corners to the base and the apex.
A triangular based pyramid is usually called a tetrahedron and it has 4 faces, 6 edges and 4 corners (usually called vertices)
A triangular-based pyramid has 4 corners, 4 faces and 6 edges.
4 corners 6 edges 4 faces
If you mean the base has 4 sides then the pyramid is a square based pyramid and has 5 corners. If you mean the pyramid has 4 faces then the pyramid is a tetrahedron with a triangular base and has 4 corners.
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A triangular based pyramid has 4 vertices.
A hexagon based pyramid has 7 corners.
Depends what kind of pyramid. Triangular = 4 Square = 5
It depends on the shape of the base. A pyramid that has a base with n vertices (an n-gon) will have n+1 vertices in all.
a triangular based pyramid has 4 faces.
5 * * * * * No. A pyramid is a generic name for a polyhedron (solid shape) with one face (the base) which is a polygon with n sides (n ≥ 3), and n triangular faces. It will have n+1 vertices (corners). Thus, a triangular pyramid has 4 corners a quadrilateral pyramid has 5 corners a pentagonal pyramid has 6 corners, and so on.