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How does the net of a fish tank with no lid compare to the net of a fish tank with its lid on?(1 point) Responses The net of the fish tank with no lid has four rectangular faces, two pairs of congruent rectangles, and the net of the fish tank with its lid has six rectangular faces, three pairs of congruent rectangles. The net of the fish tank with no lid has four rectangular faces, two pairs of congruent rectangles, and the net of the fish tank with its lid has six rectangular faces, three pairs of congruent rectangles. The net of the fish tank with a lid comprises five rectangles, two pairs of congruent rectangles and one odd rectangle, whereas the net of the fish tank with no lid comprises six rectangles, three pairs of congruent rectangles. The net of the fish tank with a lid comprises five rectangles, two pairs of congruent rectangles and one odd rectangle, whereas the net of the fish tank with no lid comprises six rectangles, three pairs of congruent rectangles. The net of the fish tank with no lid comprises five rectangles, two pairs of congruent rectangles and one odd rectangle, whereas the net of the fish tank with its lid comprises six rectangles, three pairs of congruent rectangles. The net of the fish tank with no lid comprises five rectangles, two pairs of congruent rectangles and one odd rectangle, whereas the net of the fish tank with its lid comprises six rectangles, three pairs of congruent rectangles. Both the nets are identical.
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The correct response to compare the nets of a fish tank with no lid and a fish tank with its lid on is:
**The net of the fish tank with no lid has four rectangular faces, two pairs of congruent rectangles, and the net of the fish tank with its lid has six rectangular faces, three pairs of congruent rectangles.**
This is because a fish tank with no lid would typically consist of four sides (the front, back, and two sides), while a fish tank with a lid includes the top face as well, making a total of six rectangular faces (four sides plus the top), and thus changing the number of pairs of congruent rectangles as well.
**The net of the fish tank with no lid has four rectangular faces, two pairs of congruent rectangles, and the net of the fish tank with its lid has six rectangular faces, three pairs of congruent rectangles.**
This is because a fish tank with no lid would typically consist of four sides (the front, back, and two sides), while a fish tank with a lid includes the top face as well, making a total of six rectangular faces (four sides plus the top), and thus changing the number of pairs of congruent rectangles as well.