Apex Definition
The highest or the uppermost point from the object's base is known as the apex. It is also called as peak, top, or summit of an object.
Moreover, an apex is a vertex where two or multiples sides or lines meet together, and the location of the apex is overhead to the base of an object.
In geometry, an apex is defined as the vertex having the highest or the maximum distance from the base of a shape to which it belongs.
For instance, an apex of a triangle is the top, where all the lines and sides meet. For a more precise understanding, see a diagram listed below:
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To know about antiprism, you can use our Antiprism Definition.
