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- Decide if each list of pieces could be a net of a prism or pyramid.2 triangles and 3 rectangles1 square and 4 triangles2 hexagons and 5 rectangles1 pentagon and 6 triangles2 squares and 4 rectangles
- Decide which folded squares make a cube from five taped squares.
- Sketch a net of a card box for earbuds and find its sizes.
- Word problem: plan a net for a pyramid roof model on a rectangle base.
- Find which lettered edges meet when the cube box net is folded.
- Find the sizes of a net for a square pyramid with fanned triangles.
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Nets of solids: the lesson ›More Chapter 11 worksheets: Area, surface area and volume
- 11.1Area of parallelograms and trapezoids
- 11.2Area of triangles
- 11.3Area of any polygon by cutting it into triangles and rectangles
- 11.4Area of a polygon from coordinates
- 11.5Polyhedra
- 11.6Prisms and pyramids
- 11.7What a circle is
- 11.8Cylinders and cones
- 11.9Nets of solids
- 11.10Surface area, and how it compares with volume
- 11.11Volume of a box with fraction edge lengths
- 11.12Mass is not the same as weight
- 11.13Density