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How are prisms and pyramids similar and how are they different?
because they are based one one shape
Are polyhedrons sometimes not prisms or pyramids?
they are not sometimes prisms
How are pyramids and triangular prisms the same?
No.
How is a net useful when finding the surface area of prisms and pyramids?
The surface area of prisms or pyramids are simply the total area of the corresponding nets.
How are prisms and pyramid different?
To start off a pyramid has 1 base and the prism has 2 bases. The prism has more vertices than a pyramid.
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