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What is the point of the pyramid?
a vertex
What is the differences between a Pentagonal pyramid and a pentagonal prism?
tat the pentagonal pyramid has a point at the top and the pentagonal prism is flat with out a point.
What are the differences of a pentagonal pyramid and a pentagonal prism?
a pyramid comes up at a point. a prism does not
What is the shape that has 5 sides and 6 corners?
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 -------.
Is a point on top of a pyramid a vertex?
yes
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