 The cone has two faces.  One is circular and one is 25% of a circle.  The circular part looks like a circle and the 25% one of a circle looks like.

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 The cone has two faces.  One is circular and one is 25% of a circle.  The circular part looks like a circle and the 25% one of a circle looks like a open umbrella.

The cone has one base. It is shaped like a circle. Also it looks like its shaped like a cookie, bouncy ball, and a doorknob.

The cone has one vertex. It has no edges because its round at the bottom.

25% of a circle circle

3D CONE and real life cones

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