The net of a three-dimensional figure is made of 6 rectangles that may or may not be squares. Depending on the number of rectangles that are squares, which could be the figure? Check all that apply.

a cube

a square prism

a square pyramid

a rectangular prism

a rectangular pyramid

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Carly Parsons

Mathematics

20 May, 06:32

The net of a three-dimensional figure is made of 6 rectangles that may or may not be squares. Depending on the number of rectangles that are squares, which could be the figure? Check all that apply.

a cube

a square prism

a square pyramid

a rectangular prism

a rectangular pyramid

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Adan · Answer 1

A square and rectangular pyramid would have 5 rectangles in their nets, so these are not possible. The cube is possible if all 6 rectangles are squares, the square prism is possible if 2 rectangles are squares, and the rectangular prism is possible even if 0 rectangles are squares. Therefore the answer is: cybe, square prism, rectangular prism

The net of a three-dimensional figure is made of 6 rectangles that may or may not be squares. Depending on the number of rectangles that are squares, which could be the figure? Check all that apply.a cubea square prisma square pyramida rectangular prisma rectangular pyramid

The net of a three-dimensional figure is made of 6 rectangles that may or may not be squares. Depending on the number of rectangles that are squares, which could be the figure? Check all that apply.

a cube

a square prism

a square pyramid

a rectangular prism

a rectangular pyramid