Question

nora designs a wooden trunk. she wants right rectangular prism with two square sides. drawing a net on dot paper. complete hurry exit.

4 draw a net for the triangular pyramid.

5 salvador draws a figure on grid paper. he says it is a net for a three - dimensional figure. explain if salvador is correct. if he is, identify the figure in your explanation. salvadors

Explanation:

Question 5 Explanation:

To determine if Salvador's figure is a valid net, we analyze its components:

1. Identify Shapes: The net has two congruent triangles (on the left and right) and three rectangles (top, middle, bottom).
2. Match to 3D Figure: A triangular prism’s net consists of 2 triangular bases and 3 rectangular lateral faces. The triangles are congruent, and the rectangles connect them.
3. Check Connectivity: The triangles are attached to the middle rectangle, with the top and bottom rectangles aligned to form the prism’s sides. When folded, the triangles become the bases, and the rectangles form the lateral faces.

Answer:

Salvador is correct. The figure is a net for a triangular prism because it contains 2 congruent triangular bases and 3 rectangular lateral faces, which fold to form the three - dimensional shape of a triangular prism.