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A '''hexahedron''' is a specific [[polyhedron]] that has exactly six [[faces]]. Examples of ''hexahedrons'' include any [[parallelepiped]].
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A '''hexahedron''' is any [[polyhedron]] that has exactly six [[faces]]. For example, every [[parallelepiped]] is a hexahedron, as are [[pentagon]]al [[pyramid]]s.  A [[regular polyhedron | regular]] hexahedron is simply a [[cube (geometry) | cube]].
  
  

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A hexahedron is any polyhedron that has exactly six faces. For example, every parallelepiped is a hexahedron, as are pentagonal pyramids. A regular hexahedron is simply a cube.


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