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hayleymeyer · Answer

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hayleymeyer · Answer

each square is 5. find the surface area, ive been doing this for 3 hours, on this type of stuff.

hayleymeyer · Answer

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geerky42 · Answer

OK you gotta have to count squares.

But you got to do it in smart way.

OK clearly this is 3D. But imagine looking it at certain angle (front, top, and side), so it would looks like 2D

Then there will be SAME number of square on opposite sides of whatever you are "looking" at.

Get the plan?

hayleymeyer · Answer

got it!

geerky42 · Answer

For example, if you are looking at top, you will kind of see this:

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geerky42 · Answer

then multiply that by 2, for other side (bottom)

hayleymeyer · Answer

which would be 16?

geerky42 · Answer

Yes there are 16 squares for TOP and BOTTOM.

Now count front.

hayleymeyer · Answer

16 for the front

geerky42 · Answer

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