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Are polyhedrons are made up of flat surfaces?
Yes and the flat surfaces are called faces
What are the flat surfaces of a polyhedron called?
faces
What are the flat surfaces of a computer called?
the deck
What are the flat surfaces on pyramid called?
"faces"
What has 4 flat surfaces and 6 vertices?
A cube has 4 flat surfaces (called faces) and 6 vertices (or corners).
Related questions
Are polyhedrons are made up of flat surfaces?
Yes and the flat surfaces are called faces
What are the flat surfaces on a pyramid cube or rectangle prism called?
flat surfaces on any polyhedron are called faces
What are the flat surfaces of a polyhedron called?
faces
What are the flat surfaces of a computer called?
the deck
What are the flat surfaces on pyramid called?
"faces"
Why are the flat surfaces on a rectangular prism called faces?
The flat surfaces of all polyhedra are called faces and a rectangular prism is simply one kind of polyhedron.
What are the flat surfaces on a pyramid called?
The flat surfaces on a pyramid (Geometry) are called faces. Therefore, a standard pyramid consists of four faces and a base (bottom).
What has 4 flat surfaces and 6 vertices?
A cube has 4 flat surfaces (called faces) and 6 vertices (or corners).
Why are flat surfaces called faces?
Because they just are.
What are the flat surfaces on a rectangular prism called?
Faces
What is it called when a solid has flat surfaces that are polygons?
Prism
What is the flat surface on a diamond called?
One flat surface is a table. Many flat surfaces are facets.
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