Illustration of a decagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a decagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a dodecagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a dodecagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a heptagonal, or sometimes known as a septagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by…
Illustration of a heptagonal, or sometimes known as a septagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by…
Illustration of a hexagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a hexagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a nonagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a nonagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of an octagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of an octagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a pentagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a pentagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a pentagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a pentagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel congruent bases…
Illustration of a skewed (non-right) heptagonal, or sometimes known as a septagonal antiprism. An antiprism…
Illustration of a skewed (non-right) hexagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel…
Illustration of a skewed (non-right) nonagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel…
Illustration of a skewed (non-right) octagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel…
Illustration of a skewed (non-right) pentagonal antiprism. An antiprism is formed by having two parallel…
An illustration of a composite figure made up of a quadrilateral frustum and half of a cylinder. Frustum…
This is an illustration of a baseball game. Baseball is played on a large field that has four bases…
Pentagon with dimensions labeled. Pentagon can be used to calculate area by calculating individual triangles…
Illustration of a pentagonal polyhedron that is formed by having two parallel congruent pentagonal bases…
Illustration of a pentagonal polyhedron that is formed by having two parallel congruent pentagonal bases…
Illustration of a pentagonal polyhedron that is formed by having two parallel congruent pentagonal bases…
An illustration of a pyramid with the top cut off by a plane parallel to the base. The remaining part…
An illustration of a pyramid with the top cut off by a plane parallel to the base. The remaining part…
An illustration of a pyramid with the top cut off by a plane parallel to the base. The remaining part…
An 8-inch sphere cut by parallel planes, one 2 inches from center and the other 6 inches from center.…
An illustration of a sphere cut into polygons as bases with their vertices at the center of sphere.
An illustration of a zone of a sphere. A zone occurs when a sphere is cut by parallel planes that are…
The modern enrichment torus moulding is a bundle of round rods with ribbons twisted around. These designs…
The modern enrichment torus moulding is a bundle of round rods with ribbons twisted around. These designs…
Illustration of a trapezoid with altitude a and bases b and b' used to demonstrate that the area is…
Trapezoid with dimensions labeled. Trapezoid can be used to calculate area.
Illustration of a trapezoid, with the median drawn. The median of a trapezoid is parallel to the bases,…
Illustration of a right triangle used to show the Pythagorean Theorem (the square of the hypotenuse…
"[A wedge] is simply a movable inclined plane, or two such planes united a their bases." -Avery 1895