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Explain why a three-dimensional figure with a curved surface is not a polyhedron.

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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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Answer:

We are given a '3-D figure with a curved surface'.

Now, we know that,

Polyhedron is a three dimensional figure having polygon faces.

Which means that the faces of the polyhedron are 2-D closed shapes bounded by straight lines.

Since, the 3-D figure consists of curved surface and the polyhedron does not have any curved surface.

Thus, we have,

A three-dimensional figure with a curved surface is not a polyhedron.

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