The learner will define terms related to pyramids.
A polyhedron whose base is any polygon and whose other faces are triangles that meet at a common point is called a ________.
A polyhedron whose base is any polygon and whose other faces are triangles that meet at a common point is called a ________.
A polyhedron whose base is any polygon and whose other faces are triangles that meet at a common point is called a ________.
In a pyramid, the line segment where two lateral faces meet is called a/an ________.
In a pyramid, the line segment where two lateral faces meet is called a/an ________.
In a pyramid, the line segment where two lateral faces meet is called a/an ________.
A pyramid whose vertex (or apex) is centered over the base is called a ________ pyramid.
A pyramid whose vertex (or apex) is centered over the base is called a ________ pyramid.
A pyramid whose vertex (or apex) is centered over the base is called a ________ pyramid.
If a plane parallel to the base of a pyramid cuts the pyramid, the solid figure remaining between the plane and the base of the pyramid is called a ________ of the pyramid.
If a plane parallel to the base of a pyramid cuts the pyramid, the solid figure remaining between the plane and the base of the pyramid is called a ________ of the pyramid.
If a plane parallel to the base of a pyramid cuts the pyramid, the solid figure remaining between the plane and the base of the pyramid is called a ________ of the pyramid.
In this pyramid, triangle ABE is a ________.
In this pyramid, rectangle ABCD is the ________.
In this pyramid, line segment BE is a/an ________.
In this pyramid, line segment BE is a/an ________.
Assuming that rectangle ABCD is parallel to rectangle EFGH, the figure shown is an example of a/an ________ of a pyramid.
Assuming that rectangle ABCD is parallel to rectangle EFGH, the figure shown is an example of a/an ________ of a pyramid.
Assuming that rectangle ABCD is parallel to rectangle EFGH, the figure shown is an example of a/an ________ of a pyramid.