Question

explain what happens when a square is rotated about side mp. drag and drop the correct terms into the blanks to complete the statements rotating square mnop about side mp forms a side becomes the axis of rotation, which forms the of the shape. the opposite side, side moves around to create the curved surface of the shape. finally, the two circular bases of the shape are formed by rotating the of the square. sides vertices height no mp prism

Explanation:

When a square is rotated about one of its sides, it forms a cylinder. The side about which it is rotated (\(MP\)) becomes the axis of rotation and the height of the cylinder. The opposite side (\(NO\)) moves around to create the curved surface. The vertices (corners) of the square form the circular bases as they rotate.

Answer:

Rotating square \(MNOP\) about side \(MP\) forms a cylinder. Side \(MP\) becomes the axis of rotation, which forms the height of the shape. The opposite side, side \(NO\) moves around to create the curved surface of the shape. Finally, the two circular bases of the shape are formed by rotating the vertices of the square.