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Imagine cutting open a match box across all of its edges, and laying the figure thus formed flat. The outline thus formed is called its net.
Net of a \(3-D\) shape
The outline formed when a \(3-D\) shape is cut open along its edges is called the net of a \(3-D\) shape.
In other words, the net of an object is cut in such a way that it could be assembled into a \(3-D\) shape anytime.
Example:
Let us look at the net of a cube.
Let us also look at the net of a cylinder.
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