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Which of the following is not a polyhedron?
(if the question is: which of the following are polyhedrons?) your answer is: pyramid and prism ( apex )
Which of the following is located over the center of the base of a regular pyramid?
The apex.
What is a pyramids plinth?
A pyramid's plinth refers to the base or platform on which the pyramid is constructed. It is typically a solid, flat structure that provides stability and support for the pyramid above it. The plinth often extends beyond the pyramid's footprint, creating a visual foundation that enhances the overall appearance of the monument. In ancient Egyptian architecture, the plinth was crucial for ensuring the pyramid's longevity and structural integrity.
What are the differences between the true pyramid and the step pyramid?
The true pyramid, notably exemplified by the Great Pyramid of Giza, features smooth, angled sides that converge to a point at the top, symbolizing a ray of sunlight. In contrast, the step pyramid, such as the Step Pyramid of Djoser, consists of a series of stacked rectangular platforms, creating a tiered appearance. The construction techniques and architectural intentions also differ, with the step pyramid serving as an early form of monumental architecture and the true pyramid representing a more advanced engineering achievement. Overall, these differences highlight the evolution of pyramid design in ancient Egypt.
Which of the following is the formula for the volume of a pyramid with base area B and height h?
V1/3BH dude.apex!
Which pyramid has a stepped appearance?
the great pyramids of giza
Who Built the stepped pyramid of Djoser?
Djoser
What is the difference between a smooth sided pyramid and a stepped sided pyramid?
the smooth-sided is smooth but the stepped has a six huged steps at the top for the robbers
Who was the king who built the Stepped Pyramid at Saqqara?
Djoser
What is a Example of the application of a bronze age innovation?
A stone pyramid
What did the stepped Pyramid of Djoser look like when it was built?
The stepped Pyramid of Djoser was built as a series of six mastabas, or flat-roofed rectangular structures, stacked on top of one another to create a stepped effect. It was constructed using limestone and had a height of about 200 feet (60 meters). Over time, it was eventually enclosed within a larger pyramid complex.
What type of pyramid with levels?
You may be referring to the 'stepped' pyramids.
What would people find if they visited a ziggurat?
A ziggurat is a stepped pyramid.
Designer of the Stepped Pyramid at Saqara?
Djoser is the Pharoah for whom the Step Pyramid was built. It was designed by Imhotep, his royal archiatec.
What is the name of the greek pyramid?
The Pyramid of Hellinikon is the largest acropolis in Greece and is sometimes referred to as the "Greek Pyramid". However, it is not a true pyramid but rather a stepped structure built by the Hellenistic civilization.
Is a pyramid a polyhedron?
It is. All sides of a geometric pyramid are flat - even stepped pyramids.
The word which means an ancient temple in the shape of a pyramid built in stepped levels was a?
Texra
