Question

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one can use two - dimensional objects to build three - dimensional objects.
a. true
b. false

Explanation:

Three - dimensional objects can be constructed by combining two - dimensional objects. For example, a cube (3D) can be thought of as being made up of six square (2D) faces. Another example is a cylinder (3D) which can be considered as being formed by a circular (2D) base and a rectangular (2D) lateral surface when un - rolled. So, the statement is True.

Answer:

A. True