6th grade Q3

What are the faces of a cylinder?

A cylinder is a solid figure.

A cylinder has two identical circular or elliptical bases. A curved surface connects the two bases. Unlike a prism, which has flat side faces, a cylinder's side is a curved surface.

The bases of a cylinder are parallel. Parallel means they are lined up exactly above and below each other.

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