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What is a face of a three dimensional figure that is not a base is called?
It is simply called a face.
What is a three dimensional shape with five faces one face a rectangle the other a triangle?
The shape described is a triangular prism.
What is the name for a three-dimensional shape with one square face and four triangular faces?
A Pyramid
What a flat surface of a three-dimensional shape?
Either a net or a face - it depends on what your question means.
What three dimensional shape has 1 face?
A sphere, ellipsoid, torus (doughnut), blob - lumpy but with no sharp edges - are some examples.
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