Cleopatra uses balls and sticks to make a model of a triangular pyramid.
Each stick is the same length.
She decides to change her model into a cube.
How many more balls and sticks will Cleopatra need to make the cube?
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Geometry, NAP-B2-04
This 3D object pictured above is a
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Geometry, NAP-C2-03
Ryan joined two blocks together to make the object pictured below.
He used a rectangular prism and a
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triangular prism |
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Geometry, NAP-G2-06
Pablo is part of the way through making a cube using plasticine balls and sticks, as shown below.
How many more sticks does Pablo need to finish the cube?
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Geometry, NAP-D2-12
Ruby made a 3D object using only hexagons and rectangles as faces.
Which object could she have made?
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Geometry, NAP-D2-11
All these objects are most like
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Geometry, NAP-D2-09
A solid 3D cone is cut horizontally as shown below.
What shape is the inside face of the cut?
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