A net of a solid is a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional figure. A net shows all the faces of a figure in one view and can be folded into the three-dimensional shape.
Note that the net of a solid is not unique, as a three-dimensional figure can have multiple nets. However, the area of each net of a solid is always the same and is equal to the surface area of the solid.
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