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6. Can a cone be called a pyramid? A Yes, because they both have bases and vertex.
B. Yes, because a cone has a circular base.
C. No, because a cone has a curved surface while a pyramid has a triangular faces.
D. Maybe, because they are both solid figures
7. What is the difference between a plane and solid figure?
A. Plane figure is two dimensional while solid figure is three dimensional.
B. Plane figure has height while solid figure doesn't have.
C. Solid figures have circular bases while plane figure has polygonal base.
D. All Solid figures are made up of connected line segments while plane figures are not
Look at the two objects below. How do they differ?​

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