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Which characteristic do a prism and a pyramid NOT have in common?
The number of bases they do not have in common. A pyramid has one base, but a prism has two bases.
What is a hexagonal pyramid?
a hexagonal pyramid is a 3-d shape with two hexagonal bases and three triangular faces!
Is a pyramid a three dimensional figure with two congruent parallel bases that are circles?
no
True or false A pyramid has two parallel bases that are connect by lateral faces?
False.
What is the difference about pyramid and prism?
A pyramid has one polygonal base and the rest of the faces are triangles. A prism has two congruent polygonal bases and the other faces are rectangles.
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