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    True or False About Solid Figures

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    This document discusses the properties of different 3D shapes - pyramids can have circular bases, spheres have one vertex and no definite base, triangles can be the base of prisms, cylinders have two circular bases, cabinets are an example of a pyramid, rectangular prisms have 10 sides or edges, and the sides of a cube are equal.

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    This document discusses the properties of different 3D shapes - pyramids can have circular bases, spheres have one vertex and no definite base, triangles can be the base of prisms, cylinders have two circular bases, cabinets are an example of a pyramid, rectangular prisms have 10 sides or edges, and the sides of a cube are equal.

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    A pyramid

    can have
    a circular
    base.

    A sphere
    has one
    vertex.
    A triangle
    is a possi-
    ble base of a
    prism.

    A cylinder
    has two
    circular
    base .
    A sphere
    has no de-
    finite base.

    A cabinet
    is an
    example of
    a pyramid
    A rectangu-
    lar prism has
    10 sides or
    edges.

    The sides
    of a cube
    are equal.

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