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The problem asks to find the number of vertices of the given 3D shape, which appears to be a square pyramid.

Geometry3D GeometrySolid GeometryPyramidVertices
2025/3/6

1. Problem Description

The problem asks to find the number of vertices of the given 3D shape, which appears to be a square pyramid.

2. Solution Steps

A vertex is a corner point where edges meet. The pyramid has a square base and an apex.
- The square base has 4 vertices.
- The apex adds one more vertex.
Therefore, the total number of vertices is 4+1=54 + 1 = 5.

3. Final Answer

5

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