The apex, and the shape of the base does not make a difference to what it is called.
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.
A pyramid with a line rather than a single point for its apex. Basically a long pyramid, imagine if you stretched a pyramid and its apex stretched from a point - into a line -------.
If the base of the pyramid is square, it must have four triangular vertical faces in order to meet at the apex (top). Such a 3D shape is a "square pyramid".
It is also called an arrowhead or chevron. It is the shape that you will get if you take a kite and push its apex down until it becomes concave.
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Cone
The shape in question is called a square pyramid.
The same shape as the coast of South America
Plot ! (apex)
a structure with similar shape but different use. ( APEX )
This will depend on the other sides and the shape being used. You can put in the numbers that you have to figure out the DE.
(apex) the idea of someone trying to create or shape another human being
No, a prism does not have an apex. A prism is a solid geometric figure with two parallel and congruent bases that are connected by lateral faces. The apex refers to the highest point or vertex of a shape, which is not applicable to prisms.
The first Kodak camera (APEX)
Flat round disk Apex(: KB
The apex, and the shape of the base does not make a difference to what it is called.