Babbitt, Arthur B. (Arthur Bradford), b. 1873 · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 187
is shown inFig. 91. Prisms are named bytheir bases. They aretriangular, square, rec-FiG. 9i. tangular, hexagonal, etc., as the bases are triangles, square, rectangles, hex-agons, etc. Pyramids A pyramid is a polyhedron one face of which,called the base, is a polygon and whose lateral facesare… … Fig. 92 A regular pyramid is apyramid whose base is aregular polygon the centerof which is in a perpen-dicular to the base let fallfrom the vertex. A pyramid is triangu-lar, pentagonal, octogonal,etc., as its base is a tri-angle, a pentagon, an oc-tagon, etc.The frustrum of a pyramid is the portion…
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