None, really. Except that when a solid has faces of two kinds and there are only one or two faces of a particular shape then the solid is conventionally viewed with that face at the bottom (and top) and the bottom face is called the base. Common examples are pyramids or prisms which may have bases that are triangular, quadrilateral, pentagon etc. Or cones and cylynders whose bases may be circles or ellipses.
The two circles at the top and bottom of the cylinder are parallel faces.
A cylinder because there are two circular bases on the bottom and top and in the middle is a curved surface. hope I helped
A cuboid is a 3D shape that can be a cube or a rectangle, both having 2 ends, 2 sides, and a top and a bottom face.
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The top and bottom of a cylinder are both circles.
A sphere?
The can is a cylinder. Therefore, the faces are circles, since the faces are the top and bottom of the can.
The can is a cylinder. Therefore, the faces are circles, since the faces are the top and bottom of the can.
a cylinder is a solid shape that has a round center and two circles at the top. It resembles a can of soup or vegetable's.
A "six sided shape" is a hexagon. The solid formed by 6 squares is a cube (four sides, top, bottom).
A cube is a 3D shape with a top and bottom.
circles
The bases of a cylinder are the circles on either side of the tube shape. Take a toilet paper roll for example if you look at the holes on the top and bottom, THOSE are the bases:)
It depends on the shape. The top of a pyramid will be a point (the apex). The top (and bottom) of a prism or an antiprism will be congruent polygons.
no the top is flat and the bottom is pointy
None, really. Except that when a solid has faces of two kinds and there are only one or two faces of a particular shape then the solid is conventionally viewed with that face at the bottom (and top) and the bottom face is called the base. Common examples are pyramids or prisms which may have bases that are triangular, quadrilateral, pentagon etc. Or cones and cylynders whose bases may be circles or ellipses.