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Three.
You should see 3 sides since the base is triangular (3 sides)
One, if you are looking at the base face of the pyramid.
Unlike a tetrahedron (a four-faced shape with all triangular faces), a pyramid has a square (or rhomboid) base and triangular sides. Thus, a view from any side will yield a triangular appearance, while a view from below or above shows a square or rectangular shape.
The side view of a rectangular pyramid showcases its triangular faces, which taper from the base to the apex. The base is rectangular, and each triangular face connects the edges of the rectangle to the top point, forming a peak. This perspective emphasizes the height of the pyramid and the slope of its sides, illustrating its three-dimensional structure in a two-dimensional format.
Three.
You should see 3 sides since the base is triangular (3 sides)
One, if you are looking at the base face of the pyramid.
The side view of a triangular pyramid?
a front view of a triangular based pyramid is a triangle
Unlike a tetrahedron (a four-faced shape with all triangular faces), a pyramid has a square (or rhomboid) base and triangular sides. Thus, a view from any side will yield a triangular appearance, while a view from below or above shows a square or rectangular shape.
The top-down view of a rectangular pyramid resembles a rectangle, which represents the base of the pyramid. From this perspective, the apex of the pyramid is not visible, and only the outline of the base is seen. The corners of the rectangle correspond to the vertices of the base, with the edges connecting them. Overall, it gives a clear view of the pyramid's base shape without any indication of its height or slanting sides.
Field of view.
Both views are of a rectangle. One of the sides will be of the same size but he other dimensions can be different.
The top view of a hexagonal pyramid displays a hexagonal base, which appears as a regular hexagon due to its symmetrical shape. The apex of the pyramid, or the vertex opposite the base, is not visible in this view. Instead, the focus is solely on the outline of the hexagonal base, which may include indications of the edges leading to the apex if desired. Overall, the view emphasizes the geometric properties of the hexagon without revealing the three-dimensional aspects of the pyramid.
The side view of a rectangular pyramid is a triangle.
They are visible in Print Layout or Page Layout view, and they are not visible in Normal View.