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Can a polyhedron have either flat or curved surfaces?
false
A what Is a solid with all flat surfaces enclosing a single region of space?
A polyhedron.
Is it true that solids having flat surfaces that form into polygons are polyhedron?
true
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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