Question

A net and four figures are shown: A net is shown on top. The net consists of 6 identical squares. There are 2 squares in a row, and the first square has 2 squares below it in a column. The last square in the column has 2 squares in a row to its left. There are four solid figures below the net. The figure 1 is a square pyramid, the figure 2 is a pyramid with a pentagonal base, the figure 3 is a rectangular prism, and the figure 4 is a cube. Which figure shown can be formed from the net? (Input the number only.) Numerical Answers Expected!

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Answer 1

Figure four.

Step-by-step explanation:

It's the only one that makes sense.

If you were to fold all the squares together it would make a square.

There are no points or different shapes that would make it a triangle.

I hope this helps!

Answer 2

The net diagram could be a cube because a cube has 6 identical sides.