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3d shape with 5 edges?
There is no such 3-d shape if it also has flat faces.
What 3D shape has 5 flat faces?
A pyramid * * * * * Or it could be a triangular prism.
What shape has 2 flat circular faces?
A cylinder has 2 flat circular faces.
Who have only two flat faces?
The shape of a cylinder has two flat faces and a circular body
What shape has flat faces?
There are many. All polyhedra have ONLY flat faces but many other shapes have flat faces such as a hemisphere or an octant or a cylinder.
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