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when we combine the two solids .why some surfaces eliminated?​

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Answered by shivansh21a
3

Answer:

As they are combined together the surfaces will overlap each other and new solid will be formed so some of the surfaces are eliminated.

Answered by Anonymous
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Combination of a solid is that figure which is formed by combining two or more different solids. As new solids are formed, the surfaces tend to overlap and hence, some of the surfaces are eliminated.

➵ Some examples of combination of solids are:-

  • A circus tent is a combination of a cylinder and a cone.
  • An ice cream cone is a combination of a cone and a hemisphere.

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