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7.02 Surface area of prisms

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Consider a cube with a side length of $7$7 cm.

A cube with a side length of $7$7, featuring tick marks on its edges to indicate all sides are equal.
a

Which of the following nets could this cube have?

A two-dimensional net consisting of five equal-sized squares arranged in the shape of a cross. One central square has four other squares attached to each of its sides: one above, one below, one to the left, and one to the right.
A

A two-dimensional net consisting of five equal-sized squares. Four squares are aligned horizontally in a row, with one additional square attached to the top of the second square from the left.
B

A two-dimensional net consisting of six equal-sized squares arranged in a cross-like pattern. Four squares are aligned in a vertical row, with the second square from the top having an additional square attached to both its left and right sides, forming a symmetrical cross shape.
C

A two-dimensional net made up of three equal-sized squares. Two squares are arranged side by side in a horizontal row, with one additional square attached to the top of the leftmost square.
D
b

Find the surface area of the cube.

Easy
2min

Consider the following rectangular prism with a width, length and height of $5$5 m, $7$7 m and $15$15 m respectively. Find the surface area.

Easy
2min

Consider the following rectangular prism with length width and height equal to $12$12 m, $5$5 m and $3$3 m respectively.

Find the surface area of the prism.

Easy
1min

Find the surface area of the cube shown.

Easy
< 1min
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MA5.1-8MG

calculates the areas of composite shapes, and the surface areas of rectangular and triangular prisms

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calculates the surface areas of right prisms, cylinders and related composite solids

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