Nets and Surface Area

net

• the thing you catch fish with

• a flat, "unflolded" representation of a three-dimensional figure.

• Prisims

• unfolded clothing

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prism

• A two-dimensional figure with four sides of equal length.

• a three-dimensional figure with two parallel bases that are the same size and shape. The other faces are parallelograms. A prism is named by the shape of the base.

• A four sided square

• A 3 sided figure with 3 arms and equal bases.

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right prism

• a prism where each base is perpendicular to the other faces. In a right prism, the faces that are not bases are rectangles.

• a prism that is always correct

• a 90 degree triangle with a perpendicular base.

• a prism where each base is parallel to the other faces.

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surface area

• the area of the ocean top

• the difference between areas of all the faces of a 3 dimensional figure.

• The sum of all the areas of all the faces of a 3 dimensional figure.

• the top of the fishing net

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right rectangular prism

• a parallel prism where all the bases and other faces are all rectangles.

• An equestrian prism where the bases and other faces are all rectangles.

• an equallateral prism where the bases and other faces are all rectangles.

• a right prism where the bases and other faces are all rectangles.

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base (of a 3 dimensional figures)

• a face of a three-dimensional figure from which the height is measured.

• the bottom of the figure.

• the right face of the prism

• the bottom face of the prism

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face

• my beautiful one

• Any of the individual flat surfaces of a solid object

• the bottom of the prism

• 2 of the 3 flat surfaces of a solid object

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