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Which solid figures have two bases? (Check all that apply.) cylinders cones prisms pyramids I think it's Cylinders and Prisms.
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Which solid figures have two bases? (Check all that apply.) cylinders cones prisms pyramids I think it's Cylinders and Prisms.
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Which solid figures have two bases? (Check all that apply.)
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I think it's Cylinders and Prisms.
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cylinders and prisms
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You are true!!!!
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It's cylinders and Prisms
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