This document defines and describes basic solid figures and their components. It explains that a solid figure is a 3D object with length, width, and height or thickness. The key parts are faces, edges where faces meet, and vertices where three or more faces connect. It provides examples of prisms and pyramids, which are named after the shape of their base, and mentions curved surface solids.

2. IS O L D

4. UF I G R E

6. GE D E

8. TE R EV X

10. CF A E S

12. MR A I DP Y

14. SR I MP

15. Solid Figure
Edge
Vertex Face
Pyramid
Prism

16. SOLID FIGURE

17. Solid Figure
• Is a solid figure with 3Dimension (3D).3Dimension
Lenght
Width
Height or Thickness

18. Parts of a Solid Figure
• Face (plural- faces)
The faces are the flat
surfaces that make
up the solid

19. Parts of a Solid Figure
• Edge (plural- edges)
An edge is a line
segment where two
faces meet.

20. Parts of a Solid Figure
• Vertex (plural- vertices)
A vertex (plural:
vertices) is a point
where three or more
faces meet.

22. Types of Solid Figure
• Prisms
• Pyramids
• Curved Surfaces

23. Prisms
• Prisms are named by the shape of their bases. For
example, a prism whose bases are in the shape of a
triangle is called a triangular prism; a prism whose
bases are in the shape of a rectangle is called a
rectangular prisms, etc.

24. Pyramids
• Similar to prisms, pyramids are also named by the
shapes of their bases. A pyramid whose base is in the
shape of a triangle is called a triangular pyramid.

25. Curved Surfaces
• This are solid figures that contains curve surfaces.