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What is the organizational pyramid commonly called?
It is commonly called a hierarchy.
The tang government was like a pyramid. what made up the top three leavels of this pyramid?
the tang government was like a pyramid. what made up the top three leavels of this pyramid
How many cornes does a square based pyramid have?
A square based pyramid has 5 corners - 4 for the square and 1 for the top of the pyramid.
What would you find in the top of the pyramid?
Nothing
Is a point on top of a pyramid a vertex?
yes
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