8. Consider the shape shown below that has been drawn on isometric dot paper. (Note: Observe how the dots are arranged. Where is one's eye, in viewing an that are parallel in the original? Are segments of equal lengths in the original also isometric drawing? Do isometric drawings appear to retain parallelism for segments the drawing?) a. Draw an isometric version of the shape from a different viewpoint. b. Does Euler's formula apply to this polyhedron? c. What is the best name for this polyhedron? d. Sketch a net for the polyhedron. e. What are the surface area and the volume for this polyhedron? (Use the natural units the smallest squares and smallest cubes.) 8. Consider the shape shown below that has been drawn on isometric dot paper. (Note: Observe how the dots are arranged. Where is one's eye, in viewing an that are parallel in the original? Are segments of equal lengths in the original also isometric drawing? Do isometric drawings appear to retain parallelism for segments the drawing?) a. Draw an isometric version of the shape from a different viewpoint. b. Does Euler's formula apply to this polyhedron? c. What is the best name for this polyhedron? d. Sketch a net for the polyhedron. e. What are the surface area and the volume for this polyhedron? (Use the natural units the smallest squares and smallest cubes.)