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Desafío de Geometría: prismas, pirámides y poliedros

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Cuerpos geométricos y sus partes

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Cuerpos geométricos y sus partes

by jessica
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¿Qué caracteriza a un prisma?

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¿Qué diferencia una pirámide de un prisma?

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¿Qué es un cuerpo redondo en geometría?

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¿Qué es una arista?

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¿Qué es una cara en un poliedro?

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¿Cuáles son los poliedros regulares más comunes?

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¿Qué caracteriza una pirámide de base cuadrada?

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¿Qué diferencia un prisma recto de uno oblicuo?

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¿Qué es un vértice en un poliedro?

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¿Qué tipo de cuerpo es un prisma?

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Un prisma tiene dos bases paralelas y caras laterales que conectan las bases.

La pirámide tiene una base y caras triangulares que se unen en un vértice; el prisma tiene dos bases paralelas.

Los cuerpos redondos tienen superficies con curvaturas como esfera, cilindro o cono.

La arista es el borde común entre dos caras de un poliedro.

La cara es la superficie plana que forma cada cara del poliedro.

Los cinco poliedros regulares son: tetraedro, cubo, octaedro, dodecaedro e icosaedro.

Una pirámide de base cuadrada presenta 4 caras laterales triangulares y una base cuadrada.

En un prisma recto las caras laterales son paralelas a las bases; en oblicuo no.

El vértice es el punto donde se unen las aristas de un poliedro.

El prisma tiene dos bases paralelas y caras laterales que las conectan.

 
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