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00:00Hi kids! Today we will be identifying various 3D figures from their nets. So let's get started!

00:14Here we have a triangular prism. Prism is a 3D shape in which the top and bottom faces

00:24are same shape and size, and all the other faces are rectangles. Here, top and bottom

00:34faces are triangular in shape, and all other faces are rectangular. Let's open it to see

00:44the shape of net it forms. This is the net of a triangular prism. If we cut open a 3D

00:54shape, we get all its faces. So in this net we have two triangular faces and three rectangular

01:04faces. Now let's see another 3D shape. Here we have a pentagonal prism. Pentagonal prism

01:16is a 3D shape in which the top and bottom faces are pentagon shape, and all the other

01:24faces are rectangles. Let's open it to see the shape of net it forms. This is the net

01:35of pentagonal prism, where we can clearly see all the faces of pentagonal prism. Its

01:46top and bottom faces are pentagon in shape, and all the other faces are rectangular. Now

01:55let's see another 3D shape. Here we have a rectangular prism that has rectangular top

02:03and bottom, and all the other faces are rectangular too. It resembles cuboid shape. Now let's

02:14cut open its faces. This is the net of rectangular prism, where we can clearly see all the faces

02:23of rectangular prism. Its top and bottom faces, which are rectangles, and all the other faces

02:31are rectangular too. Now let's see another 3D shape. Here we have a rectangular prism,

02:42and we have to see which 3D figure does it belong to. Can you figure it out? See it carefully.

02:53As we can see this net has two hexagons, and all the other faces are rectangles, so it's

03:01a hexagonal prism. As we know, prisms have two similar faces on top and bottom, and all

03:12the other faces are rectangular. Kids, now let's revise what is a pyramid. Pyramid is

03:23a 3D shape, where it has a single base, which can be of any polygon shape, like triangle,

03:33square, rectangle, or pentagon. And all other faces are triangular in shape, that converge

03:43to a single point at the top, which is called its apex. Now let's make nets of pyramids.

03:55Here we have a triangular pyramid. It has a triangular base, and all its other faces

04:02are also triangle in shape, that converge to a single point at the top. Now let's see,

04:12if we open it, how its net would look like. It would look like this. It will show all

04:20the triangular faces. Now let's take another example. Here we have a square pyramid. It

04:29has a square base, and all its other faces are triangular, that converge to a single

04:36point at the top, which is the apex. Now let's see, if we open it, how its net would look

04:45like. It would look like this. It will show its square base and the other triangular faces.

04:55So kids, today we learned about various 3D shapes and their nets. Let's have a quick

05:03look at some shapes and their nets. This is cuboid and its net. This is triangular prism

05:15and its net. This is a square prism and its net. This is pentagon prism and here is its

05:26net. Now you may go ahead and take a quiz to learn more. Bye-bye.