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What two cones connected at the point called?
Double cone is two cones joined at their apex.
What is the point at the end of the cone called?
An Apex or Vertex of the cone
What is the name of the sides of the two nappes of a right circular cone as shown below?
edge-Apex
How many vertical in a cone?
A cone has only one vertex (the apex).
Is the point of a cone called an apex?
Yes.
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