alleryA segment joining two vertices through the inside of a solid is called what?
ADiagonal
BEdge
CAxis
DFace
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Diagonal
1. An edge joins two vertices along the boundary where faces meet.
2. A segment joining two vertices through the inside or outside is not an edge.
3. Such a segment is called a diagonal.
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