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Paper Models of Pyramids Of The Same Height

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Triangular Pyramid:
Number of faces: 4
Number of edges: 6
Number of vertices: 4

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Square Pyramid (high):
Number of faces: 5
Number of edges: 8
Number of vertices: 5

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Pentagonal Pyramid:
Number of faces: 6
Number of edges: 10
Number of vertices: 6

Hexagonal Pyramid:
Number of faces: 7
Number of edges: 12
Number of vertices: 7

Heptagonal Pyramid:
Number of faces: 8
Number of edges: 14
Number of vertices: 8

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Octagonal Pyramid:
Number of faces: 9
Number of edges: 16
Number of vertices: 9

Enneagonal Pyramid:
Number of faces: 10
Number of edges: 18
Number of vertices: 10

Decagonal Pyramid:
Number of faces: 11
Number of edges: 20
Number of vertices: 11

Hendecagonal Pyramid:
Number of faces: 12
Number of edges: 22
Number of vertices: 12

Paper model dodecagonal pyramid

Dodecagonal Pyramid:
Number of faces: 13
Number of edges: 24
Number of vertices: 13

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Definition of a Pyramid: A pyramid is a polyhedron with one face (known as the "base") a polygon and all the other faces triangles meeting at a common polygon vertex (known as the "apex"). A right pyramid is a pyramid for which the line joining the centroid of the base and the apex is perpendicular to the base. A regular pyramid is a right pyramid whose base is a regular polygon. An n-gonal regular pyramid (denoted Yn) having equilateral triangles as sides is possible only for n=3, 4, 5. These correspond to the tetrahedron, square pyramid, and pentagonal pyramid, respectively.

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