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What does the cone has?
a cone has circle at bottom
How many side does a cone have?
A cone has one side, the bottom surface, but not all cones have this surface. They may also be considered to have 'an inside' and 'an outside', which would be two sides. But as a relative of the circle, a cone has mathematically infinite sides.
What is the point at the end of the cone called?
An Apex or Vertex of the cone
What is the side of the cone called?
The curved surface (or face) of the cone.
What does cone mean in math terms?
in math terms cone means a 3 dimensional figure that is round on the tpo and has a flat bottom, like an ice cream cone.
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