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What to you call a 3d hexagon?
hexahedron
What is the 3d name for a hexagon?
Hexahedron
How many edges does a 3d hexagon have?
What do you mean by a "3d hexagon"?A hexagon is a two dimensional shape with 6 edges.A hexahedron would be a three dimensional object with 6 faces (a regular one is a cube), and as such has 12 edges.A 3d hexagon has- drum roll please-8 sides!
What is called a hexagon 3d shape?
A hexagon cannot make a 3-d shape.
What shape has 6 side?
A Hexagon has 6 sides, If you are talking Polygons. If you are talking 3D shapes, then there are a whole bunch of them, including a cube.
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