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    The document describes a hexahedron, which is a 3D shape with 6 square sides. It provides steps to make a hexahedron out of paper, including folding the paper into triangles and inserting corners. The finished shape is called a hexhedron and has 6 faces, 8 vertices, and 12 edges. It also defines some key properties of cubes, including that the volume of a cube of side length s is s3 and the surface area is 6s2.

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    The document describes a hexahedron, which is a 3D shape with 6 square sides. It provides steps to make a hexahedron out of paper, including folding the paper into triangles and inserting corners. The finished shape is called a hexhedron and has 6 faces, 8 vertices, and 12 edges. It also defines some key properties of cubes, including that the volume of a cube of side length s is s3 and the surface area is 6s2.

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    The document describes a hexahedron, which is a 3D shape with 6 square sides. It provides steps to make a hexahedron out of paper, including folding the paper into triangles and inserting corners. The finished shape is called a hexhedron and has 6 faces, 8 vertices, and 12 edges. It also defines some key properties of cubes, including that the volume of a cube of side length s is s3 and the surface area is 6s2.

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    Hex A Dragon Repaired)

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    2nd Type Of Polyhedrals – Hexahedron

    Step Of Making This Polyhedral

     STEP 1

    i. First, prepared a slice of square paper with same measure on its sides.

     STEP 2

    ii. Fold the paper to a triangle shape in both sides.


     STEP 3

    iii. Unfold the paper.


    iv. Take the two opposite corner into the center.

     STEP 4
    v. Rolled back the paper.
    vi. Fold the 2 edges into the center again but don’t fold slice paper at behide yet.

     STEP 5

    vii. Take the two corner that did not fold yet before this step and fold them to the
    inside.

     STEP 6
    viii. Take the corner on both side and fold them inside.

     STEP 7

    ix. See the square and fold half of its. Do the same things on the other side.
    x. After that, take that side inside the paper. Do the same things on other side.

     STEP 8
    xi. Fold the both side into the center of paper.
    xii. Unfold the paper and after that fold the square at center to a triangle.

     STEP 8

    xiii. Make six of them.

     STEP 9
    xiv. Insert the corner of each three paper inside of them.
    xv. Do the same things on other set. Insert each of the corner inside each of
    centre pocket at the paper till it came a hexahedron.

     FINISH

    HEXAHEDRON

    Cube

    A cube is a region of space formed by six identical square faces joined along their
    edges. Three edges join at each corner to form a vertex. The cube can also be called a
    regular hexahedron. It is one of the five regular polyhedrons, which are also sometimes
    referred to as the Platonic solids.

    Parts of a cube

    Face Also called facets or sides. A cube has six faces which are all squares,
    so each face has four equal sides and all four interior angles are right
    angles. In the figure above, drag the 'explode' slider to see the faces
    separated for clarity.
    Edge A line segment formed where two edges meet. A cube has 12 edges.
    Because all faces are squares and congruent to each other, all 12
    edges are the same length.
    Vertex A point formed where three edges meet. A cube has 8 vertices.

    Face Face diagonals are line segments linking the opposite corners of a
    Diagonals face. Each face has two, for a total of 12 in the cube.
    Space Space diagonals are line segments linking the opposite corners of a
    Diagonals cube, cutting through its interior. A cube has 4 space diagonals.

    Properties of a cube

    Volume The volume is s3 where s is the length of one edge.


    Surface Area The surface area of a cube is 6s2, where s is the length of one edge.
    The Cube

    The cube might also be called a regular hexahedron. It has 6 square faces, 8 vertices,
    and 12 edges. Three faces meet at each vertex.

    Of the Platonic solids, the cube does not have the least number of faces or vertices, but
    it is surely the simplest by any other measure. For that reason, this page will not waste
    too much effort on tedious derivations of obvious measures. In the following, we
    consider a cube of edge length s.

      area of each face      =    s2 Each face is a square of


    side length s.

      A    =    6s2 because there are six faces

    Each edge is perpendicular


    to the adjacent edges, so
      this follows from the
    definition of the diheral
    angle.
     

      The distance between two opposite faces can


    be measured along an edge, so s is the
    diameter of the inscribed sphere. The inradius
    must be half of that.

      V    =    s3

    A cross-section of a cube can be an equilateral triangle, a square, or Other


    Properties

    The cube has 48 symmetries.


    The cube is the dual of the octahedron. Connecting the centers of the adjacent faces of
    a cube results in an octahedron, and vice verse.

    One other Platonic solid can be found inside the cube. Pick four of the vertices and fit a
    tetrahedron. a regular hexagon.
    A planar projection of a cube can be a square or a regular hexagon.

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