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3-Dimensional Figures

Sphere- a solid that has a boundary consisting of all points at a given distance from a point that is the center

Sphere

Cone- a solid figure that slopes evenly to a point from a circular base

Cones

Rectangular prism- a 3-dimensional figure with six rectangular faces

Rectangular prism

Cube- a rectangular prism with 6 congruent faces

Cube

Cylinder- a 3-dimensional solid with two parallel circular bases

Cylinder

Pyramid- a 3d figure with a polygon base and at least 3 triangular faces up to a single point