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The net of a triangular pyramid is shown. Each triangle in the net has a base length that measures 6 inches and a height that measures 4 inches. What is the surface area of the pyramid that can be formed
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The net of a triangular pyramid is shown.

Each triangle in the net has a base length that measures 6 inches and a height that measures 4 inches. What is the surface area of the pyramid that can be formed from this net?

The net of a triangular pyramid is shown. Each triangle in the net has a base length-example-1
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Answer:

48 in²

Explanation:

4x1/2x4x6=48

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