Decorate A Polyhedron

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6 questions

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Decorate A Polyhedron

Last updated over 1 year ago

6 questions

Required

Question 1

Which polyhedra did you select? If you're not sure, open up today's slides and click on the links on slide 4.

Cube

Rectangular Prism

Triangular Prism

Square Pyramid

Triangular Pyramid

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Question 2

How many faces does it have? A face is a filled-in polygon. If you're not sure, look at the Lesson 13 Summary on pages 114-115.

4

5

6

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Question 3

How many vertices does it have? Remember, a vertex is the point where edges meet. Label EACH VERTEX.

4 (triangular pyramid)

5 (square pyramid)

6 (triangular prism)

8 (cube and rectangular prism)

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Question 4

What is the surface area of your polyhedron?(use a ruler and measure the edges in cm)
Draw a net or a 3D representation on paper and label your work-consider giving each face a letter and writing the dimensions next it.

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Question 5

What is the volume of of your polyhedron?

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Question 6

Take a picture of your decorated and assembled polyhedron.

Question 1

Which polyhedra did you select? If you're not sure, open up today's slides and click on the links on slide 4.

Cube

Rectangular Prism

Triangular Prism

Square Pyramid

Triangular Pyramid

Question 2

How many faces does it have? A face is a filled-in polygon. If you're not sure, look at the Lesson 13 Summary on pages 114-115.

4

5

6

Question 3

How many vertices does it have? Remember, a vertex is the point where edges meet. Label EACH VERTEX.

4 (triangular pyramid)

5 (square pyramid)

6 (triangular prism)

8 (cube and rectangular prism)

Question 4

What is the surface area of your polyhedron?(use a ruler and measure the edges in cm)
Draw a net or a 3D representation on paper and label your work-consider giving each face a letter and writing the dimensions next it.

Question 5

What is the volume of of your polyhedron?

Question 6

Decorate A Polyhedron

Decorate A Polyhedron

Which polyhedra did you select? If you're not sure, open up today's slides and click on the links on slide 4.

How many faces does it have? A face is a filled-in polygon. If you're not sure, look at the Lesson 13 Summary on pages 114-115.

How many vertices does it have? Remember, a vertex is the point where edges meet. Label EACH VERTEX.

What is the surface area of your polyhedron?(use a ruler and measure the edges in cm)Draw a net or a 3D representation on paper and label your work-consider giving each face a letter and writing the dimensions next it.

What is the volume of of your polyhedron?

Take a picture of your decorated and assembled polyhedron.

Which polyhedra did you select? If you're not sure, open up today's slides and click on the links on slide 4.

How many faces does it have? A face is a filled-in polygon. If you're not sure, look at the Lesson 13 Summary on pages 114-115.

How many vertices does it have? Remember, a vertex is the point where edges meet. Label EACH VERTEX.

What is the surface area of your polyhedron?(use a ruler and measure the edges in cm)Draw a net or a 3D representation on paper and label your work-consider giving each face a letter and writing the dimensions next it.

What is the volume of of your polyhedron?

Take a picture of your decorated and assembled polyhedron.

What is the surface area of your polyhedron?(use a ruler and measure the edges in cm)
Draw a net or a 3D representation on paper and label your work-consider giving each face a letter and writing the dimensions next it.

What is the surface area of your polyhedron?(use a ruler and measure the edges in cm)
Draw a net or a 3D representation on paper and label your work-consider giving each face a letter and writing the dimensions next it.