Identify 3–Dimensional Figures
Identify 3–Dimensional Figures – Example 2:
This shape has the same polygon ends as well as flat parallelogram sides. So, it’s a prism. Also, this is a prism in the shape of a triangle so it’s a triangular prism.
Exercises for Identify 3–Dimensional Figures
Write the name of each shape.
1)
2)
- \(\color{blue}{Cube}\)
- \(\color{blue}{Cylinder}\)
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