Ans. In mathematics, cones and cylinders both are solid shapes that are three dimensional. Besides, few similarities, both the cone and cylinder have several differences. Considering the similarities, both have a circular surface that has radius and circumference. Apart from these similarities, let's talk about the differences between both cone and cylinder. A cylinder is a solid figure which is enclosed by two parallel lines between two circular surfaces. The parallel lines can be considered as the height of the cylinder. The extreme positions may not be circular in all cases. On the other hand, corn is a solid figure formed with a circular base joining two non-coplanar line segments. These two line segments will intersect at one point and form the shape of the cone. The cone has two surfaces; one is the base, and the other is the apex. The base surface is a complainer surface, and the Apex surface is non-coplanar. We have two different types of cones, namely - oblique circular cones and right circular cones. Another major difference between the cone And the cylinder is that the cone is one-third of a cylinder concerning its volume.