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A solid cone is not considered a two-sided object; it has one curved surface, a circular base, and a vertex at the top. Although it has a base and a point, the curved surface and the flat base do not create two distinct sides in the same way that a hollow cone would. Therefore, it is typically classified as a single continuous object rather than two-sided.

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