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What is the base of a tree called?
the base is the place where the leaf joins its stem
What is the base of a pyramid called?
the base, plane, or bottom
What is the bottom of an object called?
The bottom of an object is called the base.
When water is in a cylinder what is the bottom called?
a bottom is always a base.
What is the bottom of a 3D pyramid called?
its called a base.
What is the bottom of the triangle called?
The bottom of the triangle is typically referred to as the base of the triangle. All triangles have a base.
What is is the bottom of a triangle called?
The bottom of the triangle is typically referred to as the base of the triangle. All triangles have a base.
What is the bottom of a rectangular prism called?
A base.
What is a leaf near the bottom of a tree called?
It's called the "Shade Leaf"
What is the bottom of a 3 dimensional shape called?
It is sometimes called the base.
What is the bottom part of a cake called?
The bottom part of a cake is called the base.
What is the bottom of a Lego brick called?
I assume it's just the bottom. It might be called the base of the brick though.
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