A 3 D shape has been opened up to a flat 2 D shape and is shown below. What was the 3 D shape initially?
After the Physics lab, there was Math class and the teacher was discussing if there is any need to categorize these 3D shapes. He said "The 3D shapes with at least one curved face are called non-polyhedrons” and asked what could be 3D shapes with flat surfaces are called ___?
What is a 3-D shape and a 2-D shape? Give examples. [3 MARKS]
What is the relationship between 2D and 3D shapes?