subject: Basic Geometry Vertices [print this page] Basic Geometry gives the idea of all 2D shapes and 3D shapes. Geometry gives the basic properties of 2D shapes and 3D shapes. Geometry is a word comes from Greek. In geometry, we can calculate area, perimeter, volume, surface area, circumference using geometry properties. Each geometry shape has own properties and own figure. The basic 2D shapes are quadrilateral and polygons. The basic 3D shapes are cube, cuboid, sphere, cylinder, pyramid.
Vertices are corner points of basic geometry shapes. Using vertices of geometry shapes, we can form a complete geometry shape. Vertices are just a point such as (2,3) where 2 is a x coordinate and 3 is y coordinate. Singular form of vertices is called as Vertex.
Basic Geometry Vertices of 2d Shapes:
Let us see how many vertices have in geometry basic two dimensional shapes.
two dimensional shapes
Square:
There are four sides of square and Four vertices.
Rectangle:
There are four sides of rectangle and Four vertices.
Trapezoid:
There are four sides of trapezoid and Four vertices.
Parallelogram:
There are four sides of parallelogram and Four vertices.
Rhombus:
There are four sides of rhombus and Four vertices.
Kite:
There are four sides of kite and Four vertices.
Triangle:
There are three sides of triangle and three vertices.
Pentagon:
There are five sides of pentagon and five vertices.
Hexagon:
There are six sides of hexagon and six vertices.
Heptagon:
There are seven sides of Heptagon and seven vertices.
Octagon:
There are eight sides of octagon and eigth vertices.
Basic Geometry Vertices of 3d Shapes:
Let us see how many vertices have in geometry basic three dimensional shapes.
three dimensional shapes
Cube:
There are six square sides and eight vertices.
Cuboid:
There are six rectangular sides and eight vertices.
