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What 3d shape has no vertices it is round?
A sphere...
What 3d has 16 vertices?
something idiot
Sides and vertices?
sides are the face of a 3d shape and verticies are the corner of the shape
Is there a 3D shape with equal vertices and faces?
Yes, the Platonic solids (excluding the sphere which does not have vertices).
What 3d shape has 6 vertices and 9 edges?
pentagon
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What 3D shape has 16 vertices?
octgonal prism
What 3d shape has 9 faces 16 edges 9 vertices?
Nonahedron
What 3d shape has 10 faces and 16 vertices?
An octagonal prism, possibly.
What 3D shape has 16 edges 9 faces 9 vertices?
An octagonal pyramid.
A 3d shape that has no vertices?
A sphere.
What 3d shape has 10 faces 24 edges and 16 vertices?
octagonal prism
What 3d shape has no vertices?
A sphere is not a 3dshape
What 3d shape has 8 vertices?
cube
What 3d shape has no vertices it is round?
A sphere...
What shape has no vertices that is 3D?
A sphere for example.
What is a 3d shape with no vertices?
How about a sphere or a cylinder
What 3d shape has no faces no edges and no vertices?
retangle
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