26. Is a net of_(a) Triangle(b) Cube (c) Cylinder
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A net is a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional object that can be folded to form the object. Now, let's consider the options given: (a) Triangle - A triangle is a two-dimensional shape, so it cannot have a net. (b) Cube - A cube is a Show more…
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