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Objectives:: Visualizes and Describes Solid Figures

This document defines and describes different types of solid figures: - Solid figures are three-dimensional objects that have length, width, height and take up space. They have faces, edges, and vertices. - A polyhedron is a solid figure where all faces are polygons. It can be a prism or a pyramid. A prism has two parallel and congruent bases joined by rectangular faces, while a pyramid has one base and triangular faces that share a vertex. - Non-polyhedrons are also solid figures but their faces are not all polygons.

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Objectives:: Visualizes and Describes Solid Figures

This document defines and describes different types of solid figures: - Solid figures are three-dimensional objects that have length, width, height and take up space. They have faces, edges, and vertices. - A polyhedron is a solid figure where all faces are polygons. It can be a prism or a pyramid. A prism has two parallel and congruent bases joined by rectangular faces, while a pyramid has one base and triangular faces that share a vertex. - Non-polyhedrons are also solid figures but their faces are not all polygons.

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OBJECTIVES:

Visualizes and
describes solid
figures
Code: M5GE-IIIe
SOLID FIGURES
 Solid figures are three-
dimensional figures.
 A 3-D object has length,
width, height, and takes
up space. They also have
faces, edges and vertices.
SOLID FIGURES
Each flat surface is a
face. Each face is a
polygon.
SOLID FIGURES
The line segment formed
where two faces meet is
an edge.
SOLID FIGURES
The point where three or
more edges meet is a
vertex.
SOLID FIGURES
can either be polyhedron
or non-polyhedron.
POLYHEDRON
 all faces are
polygons.
 it may be a prism
or a pyramid.
Prism
- is a solid figure
that has two
parallel
congruent bases
joined by
rectangular faces.
Each prism is
named by the
shape of its base.
POLYHEDRON
PRISMS Examples
Pyramid
-A pyramid has
one base that
can be any
polygon.
-All of the faces
are triangles
that share a
vertex.
POLYHEDRON
PYRAMID Examples
NON-POLYHEDRON
Solid figures

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