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What is the difference between a cylinder and a cone?
A cylinder has two bases that are circles but a cone only has one base then a vertex.
What is the difference between a square pyramid cylinder and a cone?
a cone looks like an ice cream cone and a cylinder has 2 circles (one on each side) figure it out
How many faces does a cylinder and cone have?
cylinder has 2 and cone one
How many more bases does a cylinder have then a cone?
it has one more, because a cylinder has 2 and a cone has one.
Does a cone a cylinder and a sphere have any vertices?
The cone has one. Neither the cylinder nor the sphere has any.
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