Q3: a) Given a semi-regular polyhedron with two equilateral triangles and 3 squares, find the following. 1) The total surface area 2) The volume of the semi-regular polyhedron. b) Based on the given figure, find: 1) The angle loss of this regular polyhedron 2) The number of vertices
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