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Were two or more faces of a solid figure meet?
were two or more faces of a solid figure
What solid figure has 5 faces 8 edge and 4 corners?
pyrmid
What is faces which a solid figure is named?
Polygonal faces.
What shape is a solid figure with a pentagon for a base and triangular faces?
it's a pyramid with 5 sides.
What solid figure has 5 faces and 8 edges and 6 vertices?
square based Pyramid
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