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Dihedral-0.mp3
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[Verse 1]
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
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[Bridge]
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[Outro]
A MATH AND SCIENCE NOTE
Think of a 3D shape with a base (usually a square) and triangular sides that meet at a single top point (the apex).
The faces (the sides) are usually isosceles triangles.
Angles in a pyramid:
The base angles of the triangular sides are typically equal (like an isosceles triangle).
The angles between the base and sides (called dihedral angles) are important in 3D — they control how steep or flat the pyramid is.
The triangles themselves have angles depending on the slope of the pyramid.
So pyramids are made up of isosceles triangles, and their structure involves a mix of plane angles (in the triangles) and 3D angles (between faces).
By Dihedral-0.mp3
[Intro]
[Verse 1]
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
[Verse 2]
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
[Outro]
A MATH AND SCIENCE NOTE
Think of a 3D shape with a base (usually a square) and triangular sides that meet at a single top point (the apex).
The faces (the sides) are usually isosceles triangles.
Angles in a pyramid:
The base angles of the triangular sides are typically equal (like an isosceles triangle).
The angles between the base and sides (called dihedral angles) are important in 3D — they control how steep or flat the pyramid is.
The triangles themselves have angles depending on the slope of the pyramid.
So pyramids are made up of isosceles triangles, and their structure involves a mix of plane angles (in the triangles) and 3D angles (between faces).