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What solid figure has 1 flat surface and 1 vertex?
Cone
You have one vertex and one flat face and you can roll?
The object described is a cone. A cone has one vertex (the point where the flat face meets the curved surface) and one flat face (the circular base). Due to its shape, a cone can roll along a flat surface smoothly.
What is the flat surface of a figure?
It is a face.
1 flat surface and 1 vertex?
The only thing I can think of is a cone.
How many vertices and flat surfaces does a cone have?
It has a flat base, a curved surface area, a circular edge and one vertex.
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