Question

What is the common attribute between a $3D$ shape formed by $2$ triangles and $3$ rectangles, and a 3D shape formed by $6$ squares?

• A. There are no matching attributes for these two $3D$ shapes.
• B. The number of faces in both the $3D$ shapes is the same
• C. The number of vertices in both the $3D$ shapes is the same.
• D. The number of edges in both the $3D$ shapes is the same.
  

Answer 1

The correct option is A There are no matching attributes for these two $3D$ shapes.

The shape formed by $2$ triangles and $3$ rectangles looks like this,


Attributes of the above shape:
Edges $=9$
Faces $=5$
vertices$=6$
The shape formed by $6$ squares looks like this,


Attributes of the above shape:
Edges $=12$
Faces $=6$
vertices $=8$
So, there are no common number of attributes between these two $3D$ shapes.