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Three solids are shown.
A
B
C
Draw all the surfaces of each solid.
Your teacher will give your group 3 nets. Each student should select 1 of the 3 nets.
Don’t throw away your pyramids! You’ll use them again.
Pyramids and cones are different from prisms and cylinders in that they have just one base and an apex, or a single point at which the other faces of the solid meet.
Cones are like cylinders and prisms in that they can be oblique or right. If a line dropped from the cone’s apex at right angles to the base goes through the center of the base, then the cone is right. Otherwise, the cone is oblique. Pyramids that have a clear center in their bases can also be considered right or oblique.
An apex is the single point on a cone or pyramid that is farthest from the base. For a pyramid, the apex is where all the triangular faces meet.