terms and formulas used in surface area lesson
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| face | a flat surface of a solid
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| edge | it is where two faces meet
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| vertex | it is where three or more edges meet
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| polyhedron | a three-dimensional figure whose faces or surfaces are all polygons
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| prism | a solid with two bases and faces that are all parallelograms
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| pyramid | a solid with one base that could be any polygon and triangle faces
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| cylinder | has two circular bases and a lateral surface
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| cone | has one circular base and a lateral surface that comes to a common point called its vertex
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| lateral surface | a curved surface of a cylinder or a cone
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| base | the face that is used to classify a solid
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| sphere | has only one surface, which is curved, and it has no base
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| hemisphere | half of a sphere that is cut through its center
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