ASSIGNMENT #6: Plane and Solid Figures

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The rectangular prism has 6 faces.

They both have parallel lines.

The rectangle has 4 vertices.

They are both 3-dimensional.

The square pyramid has 4 faces.

The triangle is a quadrilateral.

They both have parallel lines.

The square pyramid has 5 vertices.

Squares and cubes are both solid figures.

Squares and cubes both have 4 vertices.

Squares and cubes both have 8 edges.

Squares and cubes both have right angles.

A rectangular prism has no right angles and a rectangle has all right angles.

A rectangular prism has more right angles than a rectangle.

A rectangular prism is a plane figure and a rectangle is a solid figure.

A rectangular prism has 12 edges and a rectangle has 8 edges.

A triangle and a square pyramid both have 3 edges.

A triangle has fewer angles than a square pyramid.

A triangle has more vertices than a square pyramid.

A triangle has more faces than a square pyramid.

Squares and cubes are both plane figures.

A square has fewer vertices than a cube.

A square has more right angles than a cube.

A square has more edges than a cube.

A rectangle has more sides than a rectangular prism.

A rectangular prism has more vertices than a rectangle.

A rectangular prism is a plane figure and a rectangle is a solid figure.

A rectangular prism has fewer angles than a rectangle.

A square pyramid has two more vertices than a triangle.

A square pyramid has fewer faces than a triangle.

A square pyramid has fewer vertices than a triangle.

A square pyramid has fewer angles than a triangle.