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What is a shape with 12 corners called?
A shape that has 12 corners is called a dodecagon. This shape not only has 12 corners but alsoÊ12 sides.
What is a shape with 8 corners?
The shape with 8 corners is called an octagon.
How many corners do cubes have?
8. It's basically two squares (4 points each) with equal length lines extended between each point to attach the two squares.
How many faces edges and corners does a triangular based pyramid have?
A triangular based pyramid is usually called a tetrahedron and it has 4 faces, 6 edges and 4 corners (usually called vertices)
Would cubes stack easily?
yes, they fit easily together. This is called tessellation.
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