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Explain how a pyramid and a cone are alike and different?
a pyramid and a cone are alike because they both have a flat side on the bottom and they can slide. they are different because a pyramid has 5 flat sides on the sides and 1 flat side on the bottom part. a cone can roll but a pyramid can't roll like the cone.
How is a pyramid like a cone?
A cone is a pyramid in its limit - when the base has infinitely many vertices.
Is a cone is pyramid?
No
What are the different types of 3d shapes?
cube, cuboid, prism, sphere, cone, pyramid .....
How is a pyramid alike from a cone?
A pyramid and a cone are alike because they are both are like in the same shape.
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