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corps géométrique

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A cone is a three-dimensional geometric shape with a circular base that tapers smoothly to a single point called the apex. Cones appear frequently in mathematics, engineering, and nature, making them important for understanding everything from basic geometry to real-world applications like traffic cones and ice cream cones.

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Vinony's link graph records 795 inbound references to cône, and connects out to line, conic section and solid geometry.

Vinony files it under Elementary shapes and Surfaces.

Vinony links it to 105 Wikipedia language editions.

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Polyhedron.name
Cone
Polyhedron.image
Cone with labeled Radius, Height, Angle and Side.svg
Polyhedron.caption
A right circular cone with the radius of its base r, its height h, its slant height c and its angle θ.
Polyhedron.type
Solid figure
Polyhedron.faces
1 circular face and 1 conic surface
Polyhedron.euler
2
Polyhedron.symmetry
Orthogonal group|

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has characteristic
volume
Commons category
Cones
studied by
solid geometry
maintained by WikiProject
WikiProject Mathematics
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En géométrie, un cône est une surface réglée ou bien un solide.

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