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What can be cut out from a piece of paper and folded to make the 3-dimensional figure?

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A sphere

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A prism

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A pyramid

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A Net

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Solution

The correct option is D
A Net

A NET of a 3 dimensional figure is the shape that can be cut out on a piece of paper and folded to make the 3-dimensional shape.

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