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Has one circular face and a curved surface that comes to a poimt called the vertex?
It is a cone.
What describes a cone?
A cone is a 3D object having a flat circular base with a tapering circular body meeting at its vertex and its looks like a witch's hat.
What is a shape with 1 circular base and 1 curved surface and has no vertex?
well.....a cone or a cylinder??
What geometric figure has one curved surface one circular base and one vertex?
a cone
Does a hemisphere have a vertex?
No but it has a circular edge
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