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Can a polyhedron have either flat or curved surfaces?
false
Is it true that solids having flat surfaces that form into polygons are polyhedron?
true
A what Is a solid with all flat surfaces enclosing a single region of space?
A polyhedron.
What is the flat surface of polyhedron called?
It is called the surface area.
Are the faces of a polyhedron all flat surfaces?
Yes and its flat surface faces are in regular shapes.
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