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I know how to do Perimeter for a 2-Dimensional shape, is it the same for a 3-Dimensional shape? Match the attributes to each three-dimensional shape that has the cross-section described. Only consider cross-sections with whole number dimensions parallel to a side of one of the prisms or the base of the pyramid.
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So, the first one would be Perimeter 24, and the second one Perimeter 16? I didn't post the third one but I guessed it was area 16.
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