The faces of a polyhedron are the line segments connecting each vertex, T or F?

FALSE

The corners of a polyhedron are called vertices. The lines connecting some pairs of vertices are called edges. The two dimensional polygons framed by the edges are the faces.

Answer with explanation:

A Polyhedron is a three dimensional shape, usually equal to or more than 6 faces whose faces are polygons, containing edges as well as vertices. For example: Prism, Pyramid, Soccer ball, cube, cuboid, ...

Faces of a Polyhedron are polygon, and a polygon is a simple closed figure made up of line segments.

→So, the faces of a polyhedron are the line segments connecting each vertex is Incorrect (False) statement.

The Correct statement should be: The faces of a polyhedron are Polygons, composed of line segments, connecting each vertex with another.