According to me the following statements are true
Statement 1: The guiding curve of a right circular cone is always a circle.
Statement 2: If the guiding curve is a circle then the cone may or may not be right circular.
Am I right?
According to me the following statements are true
Statement 1: The guiding curve of a right circular cone is always a circle.
Statement 2: If the guiding curve is a circle then the cone may or may not be right circular.
Am I right?
You are right. Further, it is also true that a cone is right circular if and only if its guiding curve is a circle and its vertex lies on the normal to the base passing through the center of that circle.