What Are Vertices

Vertices is the plural of the word vertex, which is the point at which two or more lines/edges meet. Edges are straight lines that connect one vertex to another. Faces are the flat surfaces of shapes.

What does vertices mean in maths?

A vertex is a corner where edges meet. The plural is vertices.

What are the 3 vertices?

Each point where two straight edges intersect is a vertex. A triangle has three edges – its three sides. It also has three vertices, which are each corner where two edges meet. You can also see from this definition that some two-dimensional shapes do not have any vertices.