The cylinder whose base is not in circular form is called

The correct answer is Oblique cylinder.

Key Points

• Oblique cylinder
  • It is a type of cylinder where the two ends are not directly aligned with each other.
  • The base of an oblique cylinder are not parallel to each other and are not circular.
  • The axis does not produce the right angle to the bases.

Important Points

• Cylinder
  • It is a three-dimensional solid.
  • It has two parallel bases joined by a curved surface at a distance.
  • The bases are circular in shape.
  • Axis is the center of the two bases joined by a line segment.

Additional Information

• Right circular cylinder
  • It is a cylinder that has a closed circular surface with two parallel bases on both ends.
  • It is also called a right cylinder.
  • The two bases of the cylinder have the same radius and lie parallel to each other.
  • It is a three-dimensional shape.