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Yasmin Mckay
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20 December, 09:29
Cones and pyramids both have only one base?
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Paige
20 December, 09:31
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Yes. they both do only have one base and are separate from cylinders and prisms
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Abigayle Bautista
20 December, 09:56
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Yes
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They both have only one base. They are different from prisms and cylinders.
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