3D Geometry.

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3D Geometry

Unit Circle -Green Sheet -Degrees -Radians -Radius = 1 unit -On Coordinate Plane -Each Quadrant = 90 degrees -Moves Counterclockwise

Unit Triangle Placed on the unit circle 2 angles= 45 degrees, 1 angle =90 degrees Legs = 1 unit, Hypotenuse = √2 Basis of Pythagorean Wheel Project

3D Shape Faces Edges Vertices Base Cube 6 12 8 2, square Rectangular Prism 2, rectangle Triangular Prism 5 9 2, triangle Cylinder 3 2 2, circle Cone 1 1, circle Triangular Pyramid 4 1, triangle Square Pyramid 1, square Sphere None Hemisphere