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Math 6 - Solid Figures and Nets of Solid Figures.ppsx
The document outlines key concepts related to solid figures, including their definition as 3-dimensional shapes with length, width, and height. It describes the components of solid figures such as faces, vertices, and edges, as well as introduces the concept of nets, which are 2-dimensional representations that can be folded into the 3-dimensional shapes. Examples are provided for various solid figures like cubes, cones, and cylinders, including their respective faces, vertices, and edges.
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- 2. LEARNING TARGET: a. visualizeand describe solid figures; c. identify the faces, vertices, and edges of a solid figures; and b. differentiate solid figures to plane figures; d. dentify the nets of solid figures.
- 3. What are solid figures? 3-dimensional figureswith lenth (l), width (w), and height (h)
- 5. Solid Figures canhave: Faces (flat or curved) Edges Vertices
- 6. A face is theflat surface of the solid figures. FACE A vertex is a point where edges meet. Vertex An edge is formed when two faces meet. An edge is a line EDGE
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- 8. Net A net isa two- dimensional (2D) shape that can be folded to form a 3D shape or space figure.
- 9. Net of aCube
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- 11. Net of aRectangular Prism
- 12. 2 Faces FACE 1 vertex Vertex 1edge EDGE
- 13. Net of aCone
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- 15. Net of aTriangular Prism
- 16. 1 Face FACE 0 vertex Vertex 0edge EDGE
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- 18. 3 Faces FACE 0 vertex Vertex 2edge EDGE
- 19.