Yes. A right angle is a two-dimensional feature, so while it can appear in obvious places (the corner of a cube has three of them), it can also appear in places that might not be so intuitive (the sharp corner of a cylindrical wedge has at least two, on the sides).
Prefices are used to indicate the number of sides, angles, faces or solid angles (in 3d objects).
The diagonals of a square and a rhombus cross at right angles.
Acute angles
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3D shapes have edges, sides, and intersecting points
wich shaps have right angles
a tetrahedron has 3 Right angles
Some examples of 3D shapes with angles include cubes, pyramids, and rectangular prisms.
Most shapes have no right angles. Circle, pentagon, hexagon etc. Ones that do include the square and some triangles.
A square shape for example has 4 right angles and a right angle is 90 degrees.
Prefices are used to indicate the number of sides, angles, faces or solid angles (in 3d objects).
Triangles
The diagonals of a square and a rhombus cross at right angles.
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Shapes that do not have right angles include circles, ovals, and various types of polygons such as triangles (specifically acute and obtuse triangles), and irregular polygons. Additionally, shapes like ellipses and curves, such as parabolas, also lack right angles. These shapes can have angles of varying degrees, but none equal to 90 degrees.
Shapes that do not have any right angles or angles are typically referred to as "curvilinear" shapes. Examples include circles, ellipses, and ovals, where the boundary is smooth and continuously curved without any vertices or corners. These shapes are defined by their curves rather than angular measurements.
3d not = to 2d