The following three prisms were displayed on one page of a mathematics textbook 2 cm 4 cm 2 cm 7 cm 2 cm 5 cm 6. cm 3 cm 5 cm a) Juan said, "These prisms aren't so different. I think I can take three identical sheets of paper and fold each one to make each of the different prisms. The only thing is the bases will be open." Do you think Juan's claim is possible? If yes, give the dimensions of the paper and if not, explain why not. Do these solids have the same total surface areas? Why or why not