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              For example:

                    (a)  A  triangular pyramid  has  a triangle base  and  three triangle  faces (which
                        makes four faces in total).

                    (b)  A square pyramid has a square base and four triangle faces.

                   Triangular             Square            Rectangular          Pengatonal           Hexagonal
                    Pyramid              Pyramid              Pyramid              Pyramid              Pyramid








                     4 Faces              5 Faces             5 Faces              6 Faces              7 Faces
                   4 Vertices           5 Vertices           5 Vertices           6 Vertices           7 Vertices
                    6 Edges              8 Edges              8 Edges             10 Edges             12 Edges


              BuiLD witH cuBes

              Archana and Arav have some cubical blocks. Both make some models using the blocks

              as given below.
                A.                    B.                             C.                      D.







              Can you count the number of cubical blocks used in each model?

              In model A, number of blocks used = 14;   In model B, number of blocks used = 9

              In model C, number of blocks used = 22;   In model D, number of blocks used = 30

                       Practice time 7e



                1.  Complete the following table.

                           Name of shape Number of            Number         Number       Number of  Number of
                                                 face(s)      of plane      of curved       edge(s)        vertices
                                                               face(s)        face(s)
                      (a) Cube

                      (b) Cuboid
                      (c) Cylinder

                      (d) Cone
                      (e) Triangular Prism

                       (f) Square Pyramid


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