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Which solid figure has no faces and no verticles?
A sphere
Which solid figure has no faces and no vertices?
a sphere
What solid shape that has two faces?
a sphere
What is a solid with no flat faces and can roll?
a sphere
What is a solid figures that has no flat faces?
sphere
Which solid figure does not have any parallel faces?
Sphere
Which solid figure does not have any flat faces?
a sphere
Is a cone a sphere?
No a sphere is a solid with no vortexes, faces, or edges while a cone has two faces, one vortex, and one edge.
What is a solid figure without any faces and can roll?
That's a Sphere not Cylinder cuz it had flat Circles Above and
What is a solid figure with no edges and two faces?
A hollow sphere.
What is a solid figure with no faces no edges and no vertices?
sphere
How many surfaces does a solid sphere have?
A solid sphere has one continuous surface. This surface is smooth and curved uniformly, with every point on the surface equidistant from the center of the sphere. Unlike polyhedral shapes, which have multiple flat faces, a sphere is defined by this singular, seamless exterior.
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