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What is the definition of a face on a 3D shape?
Any one of the plain surfaces of a solid, three-dimensional shape. Also Called -- side
Which solid figure has no flat surfaces?
A sphere.
What is it called when a solid has flat surfaces that are polygons?
Prism
What shape has only flat surfaces?
cube There are a great many solid shapes that have only flat surfaces.
What shape is a pentahedron?
a solid figure with five plane surfaces
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