The image you uploaded contains a geometry problem involving different 3D shapes. The shapes include a rectangular prism (cuboid), a trapezoidal prism, a cylinder, and another trapezoidal prism. The questions are:

a) Draw a net for each body. b) Calculate the surface area of each body. c) Calculate the volume of each body.

Let me break down each part of the task for you:

1. Drawing the net:

   • A net is a 2D shape that can be folded to form the 3D object. I can describe how to create nets for each object.

2. Surface Area Calculation:

   • Cuboid (Shape 1): You’ll calculate the area of the six faces (2 pairs of opposite rectangles).
   • Trapezoidal Prism (Shape 2): You'll need to calculate the areas of the trapezoidal base and the sides.
   • Cylinder (Shape 3): Surface area is the sum of the areas of the two circular bases and the side (lateral surface).
   • Trapezoidal Prism (Shape 4): Similar to the second shape, calculate the areas of the trapezoidal bases and sides.

3. Volume Calculation:

   • Cuboid: Volume is the product of its length, width, and height.
   • Trapezoidal Prism: Volume is calculated as the area of the trapezoidal base multiplied by the height.
   • Cylinder: Volume is π times the radius squared times the height.
   • Trapezoidal Prism (Shape 4): Volume is calculated similarly to the second trapezoidal prism.

I can help with each step! Would you like to start with the surface area or volume calculations for any specific shape? Or would you like a general explanation for the whole problem?

Here are five related questions:

1. How do you calculate the surface area of a cuboid?
2. What are the steps for calculating the volume of a cylinder?
3. How do you determine the area of a trapezoid?
4. How do you draw a net for a 3D object like a cuboid?
5. What is the formula for the volume of a trapezoidal prism?

Tip: Always double-check your unit conversions if you're working with different measurement units for length, width, and height!