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Where do spere come from?
Great question! A spere came from the wedge, a simple machine.
When was Charles Spere born?
Charles Spere was born on July 17, 1897, in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA.
When did Charles Spere die?
Charles Spere died on April 20, 1945, in Los Angeles, California, USA.
What is a shape of a spere?
It is a 3-D cirlce
What is the vertices of a spere?
I don't think a sphere has vertices.
How many sides does a spere have?
A sphere does not have any sides.
What objects are shaped like a cylinder?
cone,spere
Where to find wishcash Pokemon Diamond?
in spere pillar
Would it be easier to make a spere or a pyramid out of clay?
sphere
How many edges does a spere have?
it has zero edges and sides and faces
Who was the first man to theorize that the earth was a spere?
It was Samoa or Pythagras.
What sphere did hurricane sandy mainly affect?
tropo spere
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