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1. faces - 0, edges - 0, vertices - 0; solid figure - sphere
2. faces - 0, edges - 0, vertices - 0; solid figure - sphere
3. faces - 1, edges - 0, vertices - 0; solid figure - cone
4. faces - 2, edges - 0, vertices - 0: solid figure: cylinder
5. faces - 5, edges - 8, vertices - 5; solid figure - rectangular pyramid
6. faces - 6, edges - 12, vertices - 8; solid figure - cube
7. faces - 1, edges - 0, vertices - 0; solid figure: cone
8. faces - 2, edges - 0, vertices - 0; solid figure - cylinder
9. faces - 1, edges - 0, vertices - 0; solid figure - cone
10. faces - 6, edges - 12, vertices - 8; solid figure - rectangular prism

Step-by-step explanation:

Parts of Solid Figures

Solid figures refer to three-dimensional figures. These three dimensions are length, width and height. There are different types of solid figures and each type has different features. Solid figures have different numbers of faces, edges and vertices. The flat surfaces are the faces, the edges are the lines where two lines meet and the vertices are the corners.

Types of Solid Figures

Below are the different types of solid figures:

• Sphere - It has no faces, edges, or vertices. It is completely round.

• Cone - It has one circle face, but no edges, or vertices.

• Cylinder - It has two circular faces, but no edges or vertices.

• Rectangular Pyramid - It has a rectangle-shaped base and has four triangular faces. It has five faces in all. It also has eight edges and five vertices.

• Cube - All of its faces are squares. It has six faces, twelve edges and eight vertices.

• Rectangular Prism - It has two congruent parallel faces. It has six faces, twelve edges and eight vertices.

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