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  1. practice: organizing information

fill in the blanks to define a pyramid and its parts.
a pyramid is a ____ made of one polygon base, a point not on the same plane, and all the ____ between them.

  • bases: one ______ face (like a bottom)
  • lateral faces: all ______ that meet at the same point (like sides)
  • altitude: the line segment whose length is the ______ of a pyramid
  1. practice: organizing information

complete the chart to compare pyramids.

regular pyramidirregular pyramid
lateral faces______ trianglesnot congruent triangles
vertex______ over basenot centered over base
altitudethrough ______not through center
  1. practice: making mental images and drawing inferences

fill in the blanks.
compare a line segment to a pyramid

  • line segment: two points and all the ______ between them
  • pyramid: a polygon and a point not on the same plane and all the ______ between them
  1. practice: using visual cues

a pyramid is named for its base. identify the polygon base. then name the pyramid.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

A pyramid is a three - dimensional shape. Its base is a polygon, lateral faces are triangles, altitude is related to its height. For regular pyramids, base is regular polygon, lateral faces are congruent triangles, vertex is centered over base and altitude goes through center. A line segment has points and all points between them, and a pyramid has a polygon, a non - coplanar point and all points between them.

Answer:

  1. A pyramid is a polyhedron made of one polygon base, a point not on the same plane, and all the line segments between them.
  • bases: one polygon face (like a bottom)
  • lateral faces: all triangles that meet at the same point (like sides)
  • altitude: the line segment whose length is the height of a pyramid

13)

  • base: regular polygon
  • lateral faces: congruent triangles
  • vertex: centered over base
  • altitude: through center

14)

  • Line segment: two points and all the points between them
  • Pyramid: a polygon and a point not on the same plane and all the line segments between them