cubo

Also known as 3-hypercube, regular hexahedron, 3-cube

objeto sólido tridimensional unido por seis lados

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A cube is a three-dimensional shape made up of six identical square faces connected by twelve equal-length edges, with eight corners where edges meet. Cubes are important in geometry and mathematics because they serve as a fundamental example of a polyhedron and appear frequently in everyday objects, from dice to building blocks.

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Key facts

Polyhedron.name: Cube
Polyhedron.image: File:Cube-h.svg
Polyhedron.type: Hanner polytope,orthogonal polyhedron,parallelohedron,Platonic solid,plesiohedron,regular polyhedron,zonohedron
Polyhedron.faces: 6 square
Polyhedron.edges: 12
Polyhedron.vertices: 8
Polyhedron.euler: 2
Polyhedron.vertex_config: 8 \times (4^3)
Polyhedron.schläfli: \{4,3\}
Polyhedron.symmetry: octahedral symmetry \mathrm{O}_\mathrm{h}
Polyhedron.dual: regular octahedron
Polyhedron.angle: 90°
Polyhedron.properties: convex,edge-transitive,face-transitive,non-composite,orthogonal faces,Rupert property: can pass through a hole with its copy,vertex-transitive
Polyhedron.surface area: 6 × side2
Polyhedron.volume: side3

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Wikidata facts

Subclass of: hexahedron
Image: The 11 cubic nets.svg
Has parts of class: face

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depicted by: Portal
has facet polytope: square
Commons category: Cube
topic's main category: Category:Cubes
has characteristic: sphericity
base: equilateral triangle
Schläfli symbol: {4,3}
has vertex figure: equilateral triangle
dual to: regular octahedron
different from: cube number
Conway polyhedron notation: C
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Mathematics
invariant under: octahedral symmetry

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Article · Español

Cubo o hexaedro regular es un poliedro limitado por seis caras cuadradas congruentes. Es uno de los denominados sólidos platónicos. Un cubo, además de ser un hexaedro, puede ser clasificado también como paralelepípedo, recto y rectangular, (brevemente ortoedro) pues todas sus caras son cuadrados y paralelas dos a dos. Incluso, se puede entender como un prisma recto, cuya base es un cuadrado y su altura equivalente al lado de la base. El hexaedro regular, al igual que el resto de los sólidos platónicos, cumple el teorema de Euler para poliedros, resumido en la fórmula C+V = A+2, pues tiene seis caras, ocho vértices y doce aristas (6+8=12+2).

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