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What is the 3 dimensional shape called that has a pentagon top and bottom?
Its a pentagonal prism.
What can a cube be called?
A cube can be called a cube or a 3 dimensional shape.
What is the name of a 3-dimensional rhombus?
A 3-dimensional rhombus is called a rhomboid. It is the crystaline shape of mica.
What is the top and bottom of a 3 dimensional shape?
It depends on the shape. The top of a pyramid will be a point (the apex). The top (and bottom) of a prism or an antiprism will be congruent polygons.
What is the shape of a aircraft called?
It is a 3 dimensional shaped object
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