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What is called when distance around a 2 dimensional figure?
that distance is called the perimeter of the figure.
What is distance around the figure is called?
If the figure is 2-dimensional, it is called the perimeter.
Is the distance around a polygon called a perimeter?
Yes, and around a circle it is the circumference.
What is the name of a polygon that is hexahedron?
A polygon is a 2-dimensional shape whereas a hexahedron is 3-dimensional. Therefore a polygon that is a hexahedron could by called a geometric impossibility.
What is a 3 dimensional geometric figure whose cross section is constant in planes drawn perpendicular to its axis called?
prism
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