The crystal form is hexagonal, but the grain shape is rounded.
Metropolitan France is often referred to a 'l'Hexagone, and is indeed roughly hexagonal in shape.
because the outline of France is like the shape of a hexagon
take 4 pencils, then take 1 pen and stick it on top of the pencils to make the tip of the wand. after that wrap white paper around the pencils and pens. once you finish that take 4 more pencils and snap them in half. tape the part of the pencils with the erasers on it together. then wrap those in white paper and take the two pieces and tape them together. take blue bendaroos and cut some in half and tape them around the handle of the wand. then make a few spirals out of bendaroos and stick the to the bottom to make a circular shape. then you have max Russo's wand
France is known as l'hexagone because of how it is shaped. If you look on a map, you will see what i mean.
To stop them from rolling
Cylindrical, because it can be formed on a rotating wheel, or hexagonal, as it makes it easier to hold.
Pencils are cut into a hexagonal shape for a variety of reasons. One reason is so that the pencil does not roll off a flat surface, such as a desk, quite so easily. Another reason for being cut hexagonally is so that they can stack more easily.
Pencils are typically hexagonal in shape because the six sides provide a comfortable grip and prevent the pencil from rolling off a flat surface. This shape also makes it easier to hold and control while writing or drawing.
Pencils today are typically made of a graphite (or a similar material) core surrounded by a wooden casing, often cedar. The graphite core is a mixture of graphite and clay, which determines the hardness of the pencil lead. The casing is usually hexagonal in shape to prevent rolling.
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why not??
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a hexagonal pyramid is a 3-d shape with two hexagonal bases and three triangular faces!
hexagonal pyramid