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How many more edges are there in a cube than in a pyramid?
Assuming a square-based pyramid. 4 more edges in a cube than in a pyramid.
How many edges does a cube have than pyramid?
A cube has 12 edges. A 4-sided pyramid has 8 edges. A 3-sided pyramid has 6 edges. There are also other pyramids with more sides.
What figure has more edges a square pyramid or a cube?
A cube has 12 edges, a square pyramid has 8. So a cube.
What does have 5 more Square faces and 4 more edges than a Square Pyramid?
A cube
What Solid Figure has 5 more square faces and 4 more edges than a Square Pyramid?
A cube
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