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Name solid figure that has only two faces?
A cone
Were two or more faces of a solid figure meet?
were two or more faces of a solid figure
What is where two faces of a solid figure meet?
an edge.
What are the number of faces on a solid figure cone?
Two.
A solid figure. four of its faces are squares and two faces are rectangles?
A cuboid.
What is a solid figure that has two triangular faces and three rectangular faces?
A prism
What solid figure has three rectangular faces and two triangular faces?
A Triangular Prism
What is a solid figure with no edges and two faces?
A hollow sphere.
What solid figure has two faces but no vertices or edges?
A hemisphere
Where two or more faces of a solid figure meet?
edge.
When two faces of a solid figure share a side they form?
an angle
What segment is formed when two faces of a solid figure meet?
An edge.
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