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The document provides definitions and characteristics of various three-dimensional geometric figures, including cylinders, pyramids, spheres, cubes, prisms, and cones. Each shape is described in terms of its bases, faces, edges, and vertices. The document concludes with a question about identifying a sphere based on its properties.

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solid figures

The document provides definitions and characteristics of various three-dimensional geometric figures, including cylinders, pyramids, spheres, cubes, prisms, and cones. Each shape is described in terms of its bases, faces, edges, and vertices. The document concludes with a question about identifying a sphere based on its properties.

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1. A cylinder has 2 equal and parallel circles as


bases and a lateral curved surface.
2. A pyramid has a base of any polygon and
triangular faces that meet in a common vertex.
3. It is a solid figure that has a curved surface in
which every point is at the same distance from
the center. Sphere
4. A cube or a square prism has six square faces. All
of the 12 edges are equal in length, and it has 8
vertices.
5. A triangular prism has 3 rectangular faces and 2
triangular bases.
6. A rectangular prism has six rectangles as its
faces. Each pair of parallel faces contains
congruent rectangles.
7. A cone has a circular base and a curved surface
that comes to a point.
8. A pyramid with a pentagonal base is called a
pentagonal pyramid.
9. A prism having two hexagonal bases is called a
hexagonal prism.
10. It is perfectly round. It has no edges and no
vertices. What three-dimensional figure is it?
Sphere

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