Sameer is drawing the net of a three-dimensional figure using 1 rectangle and any number of different-sized circles that he needs. Which statement is true about the three-dimensional figure he is drawing?

A. It can only be a cone.

B. It can only be a cylinder.

C. It could be a cone or a cylinder.

D. It cannot be a cylinder or a cone.

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Myah Suarez

Mathematics

5 June, 13:02

Sameer is drawing the net of a three-dimensional figure using 1 rectangle and any number of different-sized circles that he needs. Which statement is true about the three-dimensional figure he is drawing?

A. It can only be a cone.

B. It can only be a cylinder.

C. It could be a cone or a cylinder.

D. It cannot be a cylinder or a cone.

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Cason Chavez · Answer 1

The correct answer is B, it can only be a cylinder.

A cone has a net that is formed of a circle and a sector of a circle. A cylinder has a net formed of two circles and a rectangle.