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Faces vertices edges
- 1. Cube
- 2. Faces of a Cube Faces are also known as Surfaces What I have learnt: A cube has 6 faces. All the faces of a cube are squares. Face
- 3. Vertices of a Cube Vertices are also known as Corners What I have learnt: A cube has 8 vertices. vertex
- 4. Edges of a Cube Edges are also known as Straight Lines What I have learnt: A cube has 12 edges. Edge
- 5. Cuboid
- 6. How many faces does a cuboid have?
- 7. Faces of a Cuboid Faces are also known as Surfaces What I have learnt: A cuboid has 6 faces. A cuboid can have 6 faces which are rectangles. A cuboid can have 4 faces which are rectangles and 2 faces which are squares.
- 8. How many vertices does a cuboid have?
- 9. Vertices of a Cuboid Vertices are also known as Corners What I have learnt: A cuboid has 8 vertices.
- 10. How many edges does a cuboid have?
- 11. Edges of a Cuboid Edges are also known as Straight Lines What I have learnt: A cuboid has 12 edges.