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What is a cubiod?
What is a cubiod?
What does a cubiod look like?
it has 6 faces, 8 vertices and 12 edges. it is scientifically concerened that the dimensionational politicals are new and ganderisement the power of stinky cheeeeeese. a cubiod is historically dicribed as a significant shape which in the Victorian times would be called a anzwerialnational.
How many faces edges or vertices does a cubiod have?
Faces: 6Edges: 12Vertices: 8And it is a cuboid, not a cubiod.
How many faces does a cubiod have?
6
How many corners does a cubiod have?
Eight.
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