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Hey, I need help! Its on two easy questions about net figures, will medal, fan, testimonial, etc! Question 2 just needs to be checked, I already answered it :), buuutt the first one I am confused on!

Answer 1

@Directrix

@retirEEd

@SnuggieLad

@Daniellelovee

Answer 2

@alphadxg

@AloneS

Answer 3

@jabez177

Answer 4

Yeah, someone heard my S.O.S call.

Answer 5

The first question has to be some sort of prism. The pyramid will have triangular lateral faces.

Answer 6

Hmm, alright, I was completely oblivious to that trick. Rectangular prism (I forgot to mark it as a guess)

Answer 7

?

Answer 8

Look at the attachment. How many congruent looking rectangles do you see?

Answer 9

@MissSmartiez

Answer 10

>> Rectangular prism --> Not correct

Answer 11

OH! And a rectangular prism only has FOUR!

Answer 12

Yes, like a shoe box

Answer 13

*face palm * Sorry, common sense, I was looking at 'rectangular' in the question. I didn't even think about that.

Answer 14

I don't know if the next is either a cone (to me, I guess), or a cylinder.

Answer 15

It appears to be marked correctly on the post. I don't know who marked it.

The question is vague as in we don't know if what might be the circular base will fit with that curved surface when it is folded around.

I would go with what is already marked and hope for the best.

Your question, your decision, though.

Answer 16

Ok, I thought so :)

Answer 17

Back, everything was correct except the prism thing I asked last time. (I know about medaling you)

Answer 18

It was a rectangular prism.

Probably that because all SQUARES ARE rectangles..

Answer 19

You did not put hexagonal prism?

Answer 20

Noo the other one. this one

Answer 21

Probably that because all SQUARES ARE rectangles..

There were not 6 congruent ones (same shape and same size)

Answer 22

However, the point still stands.

My class and resources states that all rectangles can fall under the category of squares. (followed by parallelogram, quadrilateral, etc.)

Answer 23

And it can still be called that even though the functions says all its sides are congruent, it was a trick question I will ask the teacher though, thanks!