Regular prisms and pyramids
Types of exercises: regular prism - recognising it and its edges, regular pyramid - recognising it and its edges.
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Which of these pyramids is a regular pyramid?
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Which of these prisms is a regular prism?
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A regular hexagonal pyramid has a base edge of 19 dm and a lateral edge of 27 dm. What is the total length of all the edges of this pyramid?
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Which description fits a regular square prism?
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A regular square pyramid has a base edge of 11 cm and a lateral edge of 22 cm. What is the total length of all the edges of this pyramid?
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A regular hexagonal prism has a base edge of 11 cm and a lateral edge of 20 cm. What is the total length of all the edges of this prism?
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A regular square pyramid has a base edge of 10 dm and a lateral edge of 10 dm. What is the total length of all the edges of this pyramid?
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A regular square prism has a base edge of 4 cm and a lateral edge of 2 cm. What is the total length of all the edges of this prism?
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A regular hexagonal pyramid has a base edge of 17 cm and a lateral edge of 23 cm. What is the total length of all the edges of this pyramid?
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A regular triangular prism has a base edge of 16 dm and a lateral edge of 21 dm. What is the total length of all the edges of this prism?
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