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What shape has one vertex one edge and one base?
A cone has one vertex, one edge, and one base.
Does a cone have one base and one vertex?
Yes - as does a pyramid.
What is a three dimensional figure with one vertex and one circular base called?
A three-dimensional figure with one vertex and one circular base is called a cone. The circular base is located at the bottom, while the vertex, or apex, is the point at the top where the sides converge. Cones can vary in size and can be right or oblique, depending on the alignment of the apex with the center of the base.
What is the measure of the vertex angle of an isosceles triangle if one of the angles measure 58?
If the 58°-angle is one of the base angles, then the vertex angle is 64°.If the 58°-angle is the vertex angle, then the vertex angle is 58°.
A space figure with one circular base and vertex?
A cone
What shape has one vertex one edge and one base?
A cone has one vertex, one edge, and one base.
What geometric figure has one circular base and one vertex?
A cone has one circular base and a vertex that is not on the base.as described on math.com
What has a circular base and one vertex?
A cone
A n has one base and one vertex but it is not a polyhedron?
A cone.
Does a cone have one base and one vertex?
Yes - as does a pyramid.
What is a space figure with one circular base and vertex?
A spitial figure with a circular bases no edges and one vertex
Which of the following is made up of one base and a vertex not in the same plane as the base?
pyramid and coneIn the list given, only the cone and pyramid have a vertex.
What shape is made up of one base and a vertex?
cone
What solid figure has a circular base and one vertex?
Cone
A space figure with one circular base and vertex?
A cone
What is the measure of the vertex angle of an isosceles triangle if one of the angles measure 58?
If the 58°-angle is one of the base angles, then the vertex angle is 64°.If the 58°-angle is the vertex angle, then the vertex angle is 58°.
Is a pyramid made up of one base and a vertex not in the same plane as the base?
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