A pyramid has 4 flat faces, all of which are triangular. Don't confuse this with a square-based pyramid like those in Egypt, as they have 5 faces.
You are a pyramid!
A pyramid can have a polygon with any number of sides as its base. A triangular pyramid (tetrahedron, the Platonic solid) and the rectangular based pyramid (like the Egyptian ones) are better known, but that is simply a result of poor imagination. If a pyramid has an n-gon as its base then it will have: 2 * n edges n + 1 faces and n + 1 vertices.
A prism (which is basically an extruded triangle). It has 5 faces, just like a square pyramid.
Faces on solid figures are like when you look at a square you see a flat wall type surface.
A pyramid has 4 flat faces, all of which are triangular. Don't confuse this with a square-based pyramid like those in Egypt, as they have 5 faces.
A figure that has at least 3 faces. (ex.) cube, rectangular prism, pyramid, triangular prism and stuff like that.
a square pyramid, perhaps a rectangural prism with a square pyramid on top
An edge is the intersection of two faces on a 3-D figure like a prism or pyramid.
The answer depends on the shape. If the shape is like a pyramid, it will have one 48-sided polygon and 48 triangular faces: making 49 faces in all. If the shape is like a pyramid, it will have two 32-sided polygons as bases and 32 rectangular faces: making 34 faces in all. There are many more possibilities.
WRONG: A 3-d object needs 6 faces for it to look like a 3-d figure Actually the answer is "at least four" - not six. Consider a regular tetrahedron, which is a pyramid with a triangular base. It has four planar faces.
You are a pyramid!
I think 5 but if its a solid figure like pentagonal prism it got 10 and if pyramid six
I am a squared based pyramid.
A pyramid can have a polygon with any number of sides as its base. A triangular pyramid (tetrahedron, the Platonic solid) and the rectangular based pyramid (like the Egyptian ones) are better known, but that is simply a result of poor imagination. If a pyramid has an n-gon as its base then it will have: 2 * n edges n + 1 faces and n + 1 vertices.
A cone is a common pyramid-like figure where the base is a circle or other closed curve instead of a polygon. A cone has a curved lateral surface instead of several triangular faces, but in terms of volume, a cone and a pyramid are just alike.
A shape with 5 vertices and 5 faces could be a pyramid with a square base, where each face is a triangle (including the base).