(i) How are cylinders formed from a prism?

(ii) How are cones formed from pyramids?

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(i) A prism becomes a cylinder when the number of sides increases.

(ii) When the number of sides of the pyramid increases, it becomes a cone.

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(i) How are cylinders formed from a prism? (ii) How are cones formed from pyramids? [2 MARKS]

Explanation: 1 Mark each (i) A prism becomes a cylinder when the number of sides increases. (ii) When the number of sides of the pyramid increases, it becomes a cone.

(i) How are cylinders formed from a prism?

(ii) How are cones formed from pyramids?

[2 MARKS]

Explanation: 1 Mark each

(i) A prism becomes a cylinder when the number of sides increases.

(ii) When the number of sides of the pyramid increases, it becomes a cone.