Haneet Gandhi and Yukti Sharma Solutions for Chapter: Three-Dimensional Shapes, Exercise 1: CHECK YOUR MATHEMATICS
Haneet Gandhi Mathematics Solutions for Exercise - Haneet Gandhi and Yukti Sharma Solutions for Chapter: Three-Dimensional Shapes, Exercise 1: CHECK YOUR MATHEMATICS
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Questions from Haneet Gandhi and Yukti Sharma Solutions for Chapter: Three-Dimensional Shapes, Exercise 1: CHECK YOUR MATHEMATICS with Hints & Solutions
Which of the following is not a net of closed cube?

In a playing dice, numbers at opposite faces add to seven. Which of the following will fold to make a playing dice?

If the internal length, breadth and height of a rectangular box are and . How many cubes of one centimeter unit will fill the box completely?

Which shape will we get as the cross-section when a sphere is cut vertically by a plane?

Which three-dimensional shape will we get by folding the given net?

Tanya wrote a riddle for her friends:
I am a three-dimensional object. I have four triangular faces, six edges, and four vertices.
Who am I?
The answer to the riddle is _____.

Guess the three-dimensional shape that has two regular hexagonal faces, six rectangle faces, edges, and vertices?

In the shape given below, which of the following relations holds true:
means number of vertices.
means number of edges.
stands for number of faces.
