An illustration shows the unfolded version of a rectangular prism. It shows four adjoining rectangles with shared sides stacked on top of one another. Two rectangles are joined on the left and right of the second rectangle from the top whose sides are denoted by dashed lines.
Which three-dimensional figure is represented by the net?
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Responses
An illustration shows a triangular prism with a rectangular base. The edges not visible are shown as dashed lines.
Image with alt text: An illustration shows a triangular prism with a rectangular base. The edges not visible are shown as dashed lines.
An illustration shows a cube with six faces. The edges not visible are shown as dashed lines.
Image with alt text: An illustration shows a cube with six faces. The edges not visible are shown as dashed lines.
An illustration shows a rectangular prism with six faces. The edges not visible are shown as dashed lines.
Image with alt text: An illustration shows a rectangular prism with six faces. The edges not visible are shown as dashed lines.
An illustration shows a cylinder with circular bases on two sides. The circumference of the circle not visible is shown as dashed lines.
Image with alt text: An illustration shows a cylinder with circular bases on two sides. The circumference of the circle not visible is shown as dashed lines.
1 answer
The net described in your question consists of four adjoining rectangles, which suggests that it is a representation of a rectangular prism. A rectangular prism has six faces, all of which are rectangles. Therefore, the correct answer from the options given is:
An illustration shows a rectangular prism with six faces. The edges not visible are shown as dashed lines.
