Imagine a square. Two-dimensional. A square has four sides.
Imagine a cube. Three-dimensional. The sides of the squares that make up the faces of the cube are now considered edges.
An edge is the line along which two surfaces of a solid meet.
I assume you mean "how many".In geometry, a hexagon (from Greek ἕξ hex, 'six') is a polygon with six edges ("sides") and six vertices.
Edges are sides in terms of 2D shapes but they are the place where two sides of a 3D shape meet ie. the sharp edge that runs between corners
edges=sides so: 32 sides -> 32 edges
A pyramid can only have an even number of edges. A bilateral polygonal solid that does have 13 edges is a heptahedron having 4 triangular sides and two rectangular sides, the edge between the rectangles forming the 13th edge.
A pentagonal pyramid (5 sides and 1 base) has 6 faces, 6 vertices, and 10 edges (5 between the sides and 5 with the base).
In geometry, a side refers to a line segment that forms part of the boundary of a polygon, while a face is a flat surface that forms part of the boundary of a three-dimensional shape, such as a polyhedron. For example, a triangle has three sides and one face, whereas a cube has six faces and twelve edges (sides). Essentially, sides are edges of polygons, while faces are surfaces of polyhedra.
I assume you mean "how many".In geometry, a hexagon (from Greek ἕξ hex, 'six') is a polygon with six edges ("sides") and six vertices.
A Vertex is a point in simple language
One will display and print your document on the piece of paper with the sides being the long edges and the top and bottom being the short edges (portrait), while the other will orient the words so the sides are the short edges and the top and bottom are the long edges (landscape).
Edges are sides in terms of 2D shapes but they are the place where two sides of a 3D shape meet ie. the sharp edge that runs between corners
Horizontal sides refer to the edges of a shape or object that run parallel to the horizon, typically aligned from left to right. In geometry, for example, the horizontal sides of a rectangle or a square are the top and bottom edges. These sides are characterized by having a constant y-coordinate in a Cartesian plane, meaning they do not incline or decline.
The pyramids in Egypt are a perfect pyramid, which means that the edges are all smooth. But in America the sides are shaped like stairs.
A shape with 80 sides is called an octacontagon. In geometry, it is classified as a polygon with 80 edges and 80 vertices. The term comes from the Greek words "octa" meaning eight and "contagon" meaning sides, reflecting its complex structure. Octacontagons are often studied in advanced geometry and can be regular or irregular depending on the lengths of their sides and angles.
Two sides and no edges!
The hexagonal geometry has six sides while the pentagon geometry has five sides.
A circle is typically considered to have zero sides, as it is a continuous curve with no straight edges or vertices. In geometry, sides are defined as the straight line segments that form the boundaries of polygons, and since a circle does not fit this definition, it is classified as having no sides.
Vertices are the points on a polygon where the sides/edges of a figure come together. A cube, for example, has 8 vertices. The singular form of vertices is vertex.