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What is a edge in math?
An edge is an area of a 3D figure where two faces meet to form a line segment.
Where two faces of a 3d shape meet?
edge
What 3d figure has 3 faces and 2 edges?
A cylinder.
A 3d figure with 6 rectangular faces?
Rectangular prism
What has three faces?
Technically it is impossible for a 3d figure to have 3 faces. The least amount of faces that are possible is four.
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What are edges of a 3d figure?
They are the sets of points (or lines) where two faces meet.
What is a edge in math?
An edge is an area of a 3D figure where two faces meet to form a line segment.
Where two faces of a 3d shape meet?
edge
What 3d figure has four rectangular faces and two square bases?
cuboid
3d figure with 7 faces all but two are rectangles?
pentagonal prism
When two faces of a three-dimensional figure share a side they form this?
Since a face of a 3d figure is the same as a side, you have two faces sharing a face! The result is lots of coincident faces!
What other 3d figure has the same edges faces and vertices as a rectangular prism?
A rhombohedron, a parallelepiped are two.
What 3D figure has 6 congruent faces?
a cube
Which 3D figure has 4 flat faces?
a piramid
What 3D figure has ten faces?
An octagonal prism.
What is one side of a face when associated with Geometry and 3d shapes?
A place where two faces meet is called an edge.
3D figure with 5 faces and 5 vertices?
a pyramid
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