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What shape has no flat surfaces no vertices and no edges?
a sphere, of course!
How many flat surfaces does a sphere have?
0- a sphere is a 3D surface with continuous curvature ( it does not have to have any flat areas)
What is a solid with no flat faces and can roll?
a sphere
What has 0 flat surface and 0 vertices?
How about globe or a sphere
What is a flat surface of a solid that does not roll?
A face.
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