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A net is the flat pattern you get when you unfold a 3D solid along its edges so every face lies flat. Adding up the area of every piece in the net gives the solid's total surface area.
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Mathematics · L2 · Surface Area of Prisms & Pyramids
Fractions of a group, not a shape You already know a fraction can be part of ONE whole thing, like half a pizza. It can also be part of a GROUP of separate objects: half a bag of marbles, a third of a pile of stickers. Sharing into equal gr
Four axioms, and that's the entire definition A group is a set G with one binary operation ·. Four requirements, nothing else. Add commutativity (a·b = b·a) and the group is called abelian. Notice it isn't one of the four. The first example
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Mathematics · L5 · Groups: Axioms and First Examples
What is the difference between a population and a sample?1 / 9
The population is the entire group you want to learn about — every student in a school, every voter in a country. A sample is a smaller subset of the population that is actually measured or surveyed.