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Ma th 310 GB3FnC urve: SCPC: Polygon: Polyhedron: Ci rcle: Sphere: A regular polyhedron has all faces -, all edges -, all angles -, all vertices -T ypes of Polyhedra:P risms - Two congruent polygonal "bases", joined by parallelogram "lateral sides"P arallelogram sides force the bases to be parallel (ie lie in parallel planes), a nd also to be aligned or oriented the same way ("not twisted"). I f all the laterals are rectangular, then the prism is called a "right prism";ot herwise the prism is called oblique.R ight PrismP yramids - One polygonal base, joined by triangular "lateral sides"t hat all meet at one common point, called the "apex". I n a right pyramid, the apex lies above the centroid of the base. O therwise the pyramid is called oblique, e.g. far right.R ight PyramidT here are many other classifications of polyhedra. Oblique PyramidO ne is by the number of sides. I n particular, the regular convex polyhedra, also called the Platonic Solids, are so named...T he regular... tetrahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron and icosahedron.E ven the familiar cube is occasionally referred to as the "regular hexahedron".P risms and pyramids are named by their bases. E.G. if the base is a pentagon...P entagonal prism: Pentagonal Pyramid:F rame ViewsR ight Pentagonal Pyramid Oblique Pentagonal PyramidRight Pentagonal PrismF rame Views show every edge and vertex of the polyhedron.A net for a polyhedron is an outlined region in a plane that "could be folded up" (along thei ndicated lines) to form the polyhedron. Try these:a .b. c. d. e. A