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How many vertices does a square pyramid and triangular pyramid?
Square pyramid : 5 vertices. Triangular pyramid : 4 vertices.
What would the height be of a squarebased pyramid with a base length of 260m?
367.69m
How many vertices pyramide has?
A triangular pyramid has 4 vertices. A retangular and square pyramid has 5 vertices. A pentagonal pyramid has 6 vertices. A hexagonal pyramid has 7 vertices.
How many more vertices does a square pyraimd have that a triangular pyramid?
how many more vertices does a square pyramid have that triangular pyramid
How many vertices on hexagonal pyramid?
7 vertices
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