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In Math, a 3-D (solid) shape made by fitting polygons together is called a polyhedron. You have already met some polyhedra, e.g. cuboids. A regular polyhedron is formed from regular polygons all the same size and shape.
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Polyhedra have straight edges and flat surfaces
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Imagine two square-based pyramids stuck together
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V + F = E + 2 is a formula discovered by the Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler
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Use Euler's formula with F = 7 and V = 7
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This is called a dodecahedron
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When four right angles meet at a point they completely fill the flat space so they cannot be folded into a solid
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The cross section of a prism is the same shape and size along its whole length
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