a) It would look like this:
b) This object is a triangular prism.
a) Here's what it looks like. (click to make it bigger.)
b) They both make a triangular prism.
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Friday, February 19, 2010
Carla's Scribepost for February 19, 2010
5. Draw a net on grid paper for a rectangular prism with the following measurements: length is six units, width is four units, and height is two units.
a) It would look like this:
b) This object is a triangular prism.
a) Here's what it looks like. (click to make it bigger.)
b) They both make a triangular prism.
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a) It would look like this:
b) This object is a triangular prism.
a) Here's what it looks like. (click to make it bigger.)
b) They both make a triangular prism.
Thanks for reading my post. If you have anything to say, COMMENT!
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4 comments:
good job on all three questions ,
for the first question the rectangular prism drawn, looks really good. for the second question your idea of making a real trangular prism model was a good idea . also for the third question, too .
good job carla! Your drawing looks clear and neat. I found no mistakes on all the questions. Making those triangular prism structure was a good idea. It explained it better. good job. (:
Good job Carla!! I like how you made real prisms, and used paint to explain your work. I see you also used some pictures from the textbook. Your post was really clear. Good job again.
Good job Carla ! Your blog was very understandable. It was very clear to read and it was very well organized. I like the way you actually took the time to make an actual triangular prism. I also like the way you actual took pictures of the triangular prisms to show how you do things. I didn't find anything wrong with your scribe post so good job once again.
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