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              Cubes  and  cuboids  can  be drawn
              on  isometric  dot  paper.  Here,
              cubes  of  sides  1  cm,  2  cm  and  3
              cm are drawn.





                                                                         (i)         (ii)                 (iii)
              Cuboids of different dimensions
              are shown. Observe their
              dimensions.








                                                            (i)              (ii)                         (iii)
              iCoSahedroN aNd dodeCahedroN


              A solid with 20 triangular faces, is called an icosahedron. Each face
              of an icosahedron is an equilateral triangle.
              It has 20 faces, 30 edges, 12 vertices. At each vertex, 5 equilateral
              triangles meet.                                                                 Icosahedron  Dodecahedron

              A solid with 12 faces is called a dodecahedron. In a dodecahedron, each face is a regular
              pentagon.

              It has 12 faces, 30 edges, 20 vertices. At each vertex, 3 pentagons meet.

                       practice Time 12a

                1.  Identify the nets of a cube.

                    (  a)                   (  b)                    (  c)                    (  d)









                2.  Match the shape to its correct net.
                    (  a)               (b)                 (c)                   (  d)                (  e)










                     (  i)               (ii)                (  iii)             (iv)                  (  v)





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