A 3D shape's net is what it looks like after it's flattened out. A net can be folded into a three-dimensional shape. The correct option is C.
<h3>What is the net of a 3-D shape?</h3>
A 3D shape's net is what it looks like after it's flattened out. A net can be folded into a three-dimensional shape. For the same 3D shape, there may be multiple potential networks. You can make a net out of paper and fold it into the desired shape.
The net of the square pyramid has a square and 4 triangles. For a pyramid with a base as a polygon having n sides, the number of triangles is n.
Hence, it can be concluded that a pyramid can contain any number of triangles greater than or equal to 3. Thus, the correct option is C.
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Answer:
- yes
- 5 × (6 - 3) = (5 × 6) - (5 × 3)
Step-by-step explanation:
The distributive property tells you the factor outside parentheses multiplies each of the terms inside parentheses.
The difference 6 -3 inside parentheses has two terms, and there is a factor of 5 outside those parentheses. The setup for the distributive property is there, so the distributive property can be used.
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The outside factor multiplies each inside term. The sign can be left with the inside term, or can be placed between the products.
5 × (6 - 3) = (5×6) - (5×3)
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5 × (6 - 3) = (5×6) +(5×(-3))
It would be 6,000. if you need the work, please
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2x-8 + 4x+8
2x+4x= 6x
-8+8=0
so your answer is 6x I think.