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Would you say that area is to 2-dimensional shapes as volume is to volume is to 2-dimensional figures?
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Are 3 dimensional shapes considered polygons?
No.
What is a 3 dimensional composite shape?
It is a 3-dimensional space which can be partitioned into simpler 3-d shapes.
What does a sphere and a cube have in common?
They are both 3-dimensional shapes.
Which do not belong cube circle pyramid sphere?
Circle is the odd-one-out - all the other shapes are 3-dimensional, while a circle is a 2-dimensional figure.
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