That could be a pentagonal pyramid.
There is no shape with only four triangular faces and five vertices. If there is also a quadrilateral face then it is a quadrialteral based pyramid.
A dodecagon is a plane shape and so has only one face. It has 12 sides and 12 vertices.
A pentacontagon is a polygon with 50 sides. In terms of its geometric properties, it has 50 vertices and 50 edges. Since it is a two-dimensional shape, it has only one face. Therefore, a pentacontagon has 1 face, 50 vertices, and 50 edges.
Your question is inconsistent on its face. You asked "What shape has zero faces . . . . . and has only one face." I'd say that nothing could ever meet both of those requirements. They are ... how you say ... 'mutually exclusive'.
There is no such shape. The only convex shape that has four faces is a tetrahedron, and that has four vertices, not 5.
There is no shape with only four triangular faces and five vertices. If there is also a quadrilateral face then it is a quadrialteral based pyramid.
A pentagonal is pentagon. As pentagon is 2D shape or object so it is having only one face.
There can be no such shape. A hexagon is a 2-dimensional shape and so has only one face, six sides and 6 vertices.
The shape that has no vertices and is round is a circle. The circle is the only shape that does not have vertices.
There is no shape with only four triangular faces and five vertices. If there is also a quadrilateral face then it is a quadrialteral based pyramid.
A dodecagon is a plane shape and so has only one face. It has 12 sides and 12 vertices.
A pentacontagon is a polygon with 50 sides. In terms of its geometric properties, it has 50 vertices and 50 edges. Since it is a two-dimensional shape, it has only one face. Therefore, a pentacontagon has 1 face, 50 vertices, and 50 edges.
A very common shape: the triangle. It is a flat plane that has only 1 face and always has 3 vertices or corners.
Your question is inconsistent on its face. You asked "What shape has zero faces . . . . . and has only one face." I'd say that nothing could ever meet both of those requirements. They are ... how you say ... 'mutually exclusive'.
I believe that the only polyhedron or polygon that own all of these features to be a sphere
There is no such shape. The only convex shape that has four faces is a tetrahedron, and that has four vertices, not 5.
No vertices (0). a heart shape is not a polygon shape, only polygon shapes have vertices.