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I have to do a math lesson for a college class, but I have to be able to teach it to a 3rd grade level. My professor showed us some of his daughter's work which was a chart with the name of the polyhedra and and number of vertices, edges, and faces. But, she told her dad that the teacher never mentioned anything about Euler's formula: v-e+f=2. What would be the incentive for the teacher to do the activity with the children other than to show Euler's formula?
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