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Ah, a nonagonal pyramid is a beautiful shape! It has 9 vertices, one at the top where all the edges meet, and 8 at the base where the sides come together. Each vertex is like a little friend, all coming together to create a wonderful geometric masterpiece.

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A nonagonal pyramid has 10 vertices. This is because a nonagonal pyramid is composed of a nonagon base, which has 9 vertices, and an additional vertex at the apex of the pyramid. Therefore, the total number of vertices is 9 + 1 = 10.

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Base has 9 vertexes and then the point at the top makes 10.

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