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Polyhedrons such as pyramids and cuboids
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What is another name for a 3d shape?
A solid.
Which shape is the base of a pyramid?
square * * * * * "Pyramid" is the name given to a class of solid (3-dimensional) shapes whose base can be a polygon with any number of sides. All other faces are triangles which meet at the apex of the pyramid.
What is the difference between a organic shape and an inorganic shape?
An organic shape, is a shape that has no name. For instance; if you make a blob. That's organic. Then there's non-organic. Non-organic shapes has a name. Like a square or a prism.
What is the name of a two sided shape?
A mobius strip has only two sides. As for the general name for such a class of shapes there is none.
What is the name of the solid shape made up of four equilateral triangles?
square
Why cuboid is a solid shape?
Because CUBOID it is a name given to a certain kind of solid shape.
What is the name of shapes that are not the same size but are the same shape?
similar
What is another name for a 3 dimensional shape?
A solid shape.
What is a special name for a shape with 4 sides?
in 2d shapes a quadrilateral
What is another name for a 3d shape?
A solid.
What is the general name for a 3D shape?
A solid
What shape is a could?
A cloud? I don't think the shape has a name. Cloud-shaped, I guess? D:========================Clouds have irregular shapes and geometers do not have names for such shapes.However, cloud shapes do fall into families and the types of clouds have been studied and classified and given names.The related link below may be helpful.
What are the basic shapes of bacteria and the name of each shape?
i dont know a sploch
What is the 3d shape name for a vase?
Vases come in all sorts of shapes.
What is other name of 3-d shape?
A solid
What is the name of a shapes with no names?
N-gon for a closed plane figure bounded by straight line segments as sides, or otherwise try just "Shape"
What shape has two bases that are regular polygons?
It is simply a shape which has two bases which are regular polygons. There is no special name for such shapes.
