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Looking at this net here, the first thing you may notice is that we have six sides, and each of those sides is a rectangle, which means that we have a rectangular prism.
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And so from there, we can use our net here to figure out the height, length, and width of the rectangular prism that we're trying to draw.
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So it looks like the largest area is the base, which means that this base has dimensions to, we'll call that our length, excuse me, has a length of two, and then the other dimension is five.
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So you can see that two by five base.
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Then the last dimension that we need is the height.
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And it looks like the only remaining dimension in this picture is a height of one.
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And so from there, now that we've kind of gained this information that we normally use to draw on isometric dot paper, we can go ahead and draw the rectangular prism...