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How many regions would a net for a three-dimensional solid like the one shown have?
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How many regions would a net for a three-dimensional solid like the one shown have?

How many regions would a net for a three-dimensional solid like the one shown have-example-1
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User AndRSoid
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You can count that there are 2 same big bases. They are hexagons because they have 6 sides. On the side of object we can count 6 same 4 side surfaces.

Which brings us with total of 8 regions. 2 bases and 6 sides
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