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    Three-dimensional figures can be classified based on their faces, bases, edges, and vertices. Prisms have two parallel congruent bases and faces that are polygons or rectangles, while pyramids have one base that can be any polygon and triangular faces. Examples of prisms include triangular and rectangular prisms, while examples of pyramids include square and triangular pyramids. Three-dimensional figures can also have curved surfaces, such as cylinders with two circular bases, cones with one circular base, and spheres with a fully curved surface.

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    Three-dimensional figures can be classified based on their faces, bases, edges, and vertices. Prisms have two parallel congruent bases and faces that are polygons or rectangles, while pyramids have one base that can be any polygon and triangular faces. Examples of prisms include triangular and rectangular prisms, while examples of pyramids include square and triangular pyramids. Three-dimensional figures can also have curved surfaces, such as cylinders with two circular bases, cones with one circular base, and spheres with a fully curved surface.

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    Three-dimensional figures can be classified based on their faces, bases, edges, and vertices. Prisms have two parallel congruent bases and faces that are polygons or rectangles, while pyramids have one base that can be any polygon and triangular faces. Examples of prisms include triangular and rectangular prisms, while examples of pyramids include square and triangular pyramids. Three-dimensional figures can also have curved surfaces, such as cylinders with two circular bases, cones with one circular base, and spheres with a fully curved surface.

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    Notes Three-Dimensional Figures

    How Can You Classify Three-Dimensional Figures?

    You can classify three-dimensional figures based on information about their faces, bases, edges,
    and vertices. Three-dimensional figures include prisms and pyramids, as well as figures with
    curved surfaces.

    A prism is a three-dimensional figure with two parallel, congruent bases. The bases, which are
    also two of the faces, can be any polygon. The other faces are rectangles. A prism is named
    according to the shape of its bases.

    A pyramid is a three-dimensional figure with only one base. The base can be any polygon. The
    other faces are triangles. A pyramid is named according to the shape of its base.

    Here are some three-dimensional figures with which you should be familiar:

    Prisms & Pyramids


    Type Examples Properties
    ● 5 faces
    2 triangular bases
    Triangular Prism 3 rectangular faces
    ● 9 edges
    ● 6 vertices
    ● 6 faces
    2 rectangular bases
    Rectangular Prism 4 rectangular faces
    ● 12 edges
    ● 8 vertices
    ● 6 faces
    2 square bases
    Cube 4 square faces
    ● 12 edges
    ● 8 vertices
    ● 5 faces
    1 square base
    Square Pyramid 4 triangular faces
    ● 8 edges
    ● 5 vertices
    ● 4 faces
    1 triangular base
    Triangular Pyramid 3 triangular faces
    ● 6 edges
    ● 4 vertices
    You should also be familiar with three-dimensional figures that have curved surfaces. These
    figures include cylinders, cones, and spheres. You can classify these three-dimensional figures
    based on information about their bases and surfaces.

    Three Dimensional Figures with Curved Surfaces


    Type Example Properties
    ● 2 circular bases
    ● 1 curved surface

    Cylinder

    ● 1 circular base
    ● 1 curved surface
    ● 1 vertex
    Cone

    ● 1 curved surface

    Sphere

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