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3D shapes are geometric figures that have three dimensions: length, width, and height (or depth). Unlike 2D shapes, which are flat, 3D shapes have volume and occupy space.

Common 3D Shapes:

1. Cube – All sides are equal squares (e.g., a dice).

2. Cuboid (Rectangular Prism) – Opposite faces are equal rectangles (e.g., a shoebox).

3. Sphere – A perfectly round shape (e.g., a ball).

4. Cylinder – Has two circular bases and a curved surface (e.g., a can).

5. Cone – A circular base with a pointed top (e.g., an ice cream cone).

6. Pyramid – A base (triangle, square, etc.) with triangular faces meeting at a point (e.g., the Great Pyramid of Giza).

7. Torus – A doughnut-shaped 3D figure.

8. Prism – A shape with two identical bases and rectangular sides (e.g., a triangular prism).

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