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    This document defines and describes various three-dimensional shapes. It explains that 3D shapes have height, width and depth. The main 3D shapes discussed are the cube, cuboid, sphere, cone, cylinder, prism and pyramid. Each shape is defined by its key features and the number of faces, vertices and edges.

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    This document defines and describes various three-dimensional shapes. It explains that 3D shapes have height, width and depth. The main 3D shapes discussed are the cube, cuboid, sphere, cone, cylinder, prism and pyramid. Each shape is defined by its key features and the number of faces, vertices and edges.

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    This document defines and describes various three-dimensional shapes. It explains that 3D shapes have height, width and depth. The main 3D shapes discussed are the cube, cuboid, sphere, cone, cylinder, prism and pyramid. Each shape is defined by its key features and the number of faces, vertices and edges.

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    THREE-DIMENSIONAL

    SHAPES

    3D - SHAPES
    What are three-dimensional figures?

    • An object that has height, width and depth,


    like any object in the real world.
    • these figures are solid or hollow.
    • They are also called Solid Geometric
    Figures.
    TYPES OF 3-D SHAPES
    • CUBE
    • CUBOID
    • SPHERE
    • CONE
    • CYLINDER
    • PRISM
    • PYRAMID
    CUBE
    Key Features
    - six faces which are all squares

    Faces, Vertices, and Edges

    Faces 6
    Vertices 8
    edges 12
    CUBOID
    Key Features
    -Six faces which are all rectangles

    Faces, Vertices and Edges

    Faces 6
    Vertices 8
    Edges 12
    SPHERE
    Key Features
    - Every point on the surface of
    the sphere is the same
    distance from the center.

    Faces, Vertices and Corners

    - it has only one curved surface


    - A sphere has no face, edge
    vertex and corner.
    CONE
    Key Feature

    Cone is made up of:


    - a circular base
    - a curved surface that comes to a
    point at the top (vertex)

    Faces, Vertices and Edges

    A cone has no edge and no corner.


    CYLINDER Key Feature

    A three-dimensional shape
    with one curved surface and 2
    equal circles as it base.

    Faces, Vertices and Edges

    2 Faces, 1 Surface, no edges


    and no corners.
    PRISM Key Feature
    A prism is a polyhedron, with two parallel faces called
    bases. The other faces are always parallelograms. The
    prism is named by the shape of its base.

    Faces, Vertices and Edges

    Prism Faces Vertices Edges


    Triangular 5 6 9
    Prism
    Square Prism 6 8 12
    Pentagonal 7 10 15
    Prism
    hexagonal 8 12 18
    Prism
    Heptagonal 9 14 21
    Prism
    Octagonal 10 16 24
    Prism
    Key Feature

    PYRAMID A pyramid s a solid whose base is a plane rectilinear figure whose side
    faces are triangles having a common vertex called the vertex of a
    pyramid.
    Faces, Vertices and Corners.
    Name Base Vertices Edges faces
    Triangular 3 4 6 4
    pyramid
    Square 4 5 8 5
    pyramid
    Pentagonal 5 6 10 6
    Pyramid
    Hexagonal 6 7 12 7
    Pyramid
    Heptagonal 7 8 14 8
    Pyramid
    Octagonal 8 9 16 9
    Pyramid
    Any Pyramid n n+1 2n n+1

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