Explain why a 3 dimensional figure with a curved surface is not a polyhedron

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Mark Timothy · Answer 1 · 2018-03-17T02:17:08+0000

Polyhedron, by definition, is formed by intersecting planes, so each part of its surface is either a vertex or an edge, or a flat piece of a plane.
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The definition of polyhedron implies that each side is a piece of a flat surface.

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