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Is a cube a polygon why or why not?
No it is NOT a polygon, because polygons reffer to 2-demensional figures, however, a CUBE is three demensional.
Why is a cube a polygon?
It is because a cube has four sides and four angles polygons have four sides and four angles.
Are polgons and polyhedrons the same?
polygons are 2d(square), poly hedrons are 3d(cube)
What is the difference between polygons and polyhedrons?
A polygon is a flat figure, like a square. A polyhedron is a 3D figure, like a cube.
How many shapes are there?
6,776 growing, including convex and concave polygons, constructible polygons, cyclic polygons, and so much more
Is a cube a polygen Why or why not?
A cube is not a polygon. Polygons are 2-dimensional figures and a cube is 3-dimensional.
Is a cube a polygonwhy or why not?
yes and no... polygon means many sides but most polygons are 2 dimensional
Is a cube apolygon?
No, a cube is a 3 dimensional shape. All polygons are 2 dimensional.
Why is a cube a polygon or why not?
A cube is not a polygon because polygons are 2-dimensional objects whereas a cube is 3-dimensional.
Is a cube a polygon why or why not?
No it is NOT a polygon, because polygons reffer to 2-demensional figures, however, a CUBE is three demensional.
Why is a cube a polygon?
It is because a cube has four sides and four angles polygons have four sides and four angles.
Is a cube a poly gon?
No. Cubes are three-dimensional, and polygons are two-dimensional.
Are polgons and polyhedrons the same?
polygons are 2d(square), poly hedrons are 3d(cube)
What is odd one out?
It is the cube which is a 3D shape while the others are all 2D polygons
What is the collective name of a cube tetrahedron dodecahedron and a octahedron?
Polygons ( means many sides). They are called solids or polyhedrons; they exist in three dimensions and not two.
what is odd one out heptagontrianglehexagoncubepentagon?
It is the cube which is a 3D shape while the others are all 2D polygons
How many polygons are there?
There is an infinite amount of polygons.
