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What is a flat shape that can be folded up into a three dimensional solid starts with letter n?
A net.
Is a prism a polygon?
Nope. Prisms are three-dimenional and polygons are two-dimensional.
What is a net in geometry?
If you had a 3D shape made out of paper, that was all folded and taped together, and you pulled the tape off and layed the figure out flat, then you would get the net of the three dimensional solid.
What is an arrangement of attached polygons that can be folded into a three dimensional shape called?
it is called a net
What forces and bonds maintain the three dimensional folded shape of a protein molecule?
hydrogen bonds
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