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Prisms and Pyramids Explorer

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Identify prisms and pyramids and learn basics.

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Prisms and Pyramids Explorer
 

Prisms and Pyramids ExplorerOnline version

Identify prisms and pyramids and learn basics.

by MARICEL VASQUEZ
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What is a Prism?

A prism is a 3D shape with two parallel, congruent bases and rectangular side faces that connect corresponding vertices.

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What is a Pyramid?

A pyramid has a polygonal base and triangular faces that meet at a single apex above the base.

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Prism Properties

Prisms have two bases, rectangular side faces, and a consistent cross-section along their height.

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Pyramid Properties

Pyramids feature triangular faces that converge at an apex, with a base that can be any polygon.

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Base, Height, and Volume (Prism)

The volume of a prism is V = base area × height. The base area is the area of the polygon base.

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Base, Height, and Volume (Pyramid)

A pyramid's volume is V = (1/3) × base area × height. Height is the perpendicular distance from base to apex.

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Surface Area (Prism)

Surface area combines base areas and lateral faces areas to cover the entire exterior.

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Surface Area (Pyramid)

For a pyramid, surface area = base area + sum of triangular face areas.

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Examples: Prism vs Pyramid

Triangular prism vs square pyramid illustrate the different base shapes and side faces, yet share core volume formulas.

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Visual Distinction

Prisms keep parallel bases with rectangular sides; pyramids taper to a single apex from a base.

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