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A three-dimensional pentagon does not exist as a distinct geometric shape. The term "pentagon" specifically refers to a two-dimensional polygon with five sides. In three dimensions, the closest equivalent would be a pentagonal prism, which has 10 edges, 7 faces (2 pentagonal bases and 5 rectangular lateral faces), and 5 vertices.
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A three-dimensional shape with a pentagon as its base is called a pentagonal prism. In a pentagonal prism, two parallel pentagonal faces are connected by five rectangular lateral faces. This shape retains the properties of a pentagon in its base while extending vertically into the third dimension.
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It is a prism with a pentagonal cross-section
A rectangular prism.
A pentagon is a 2 dimensional object. The 3 dimensional object, with 12 pentagonal faces, is called a dodecahedron.
Assuming you mean a pentagon - not penagon, a 3-dimensional pentagon is a dodecahedron which has 12 faces.
the other faces on a pentagonal prism would be rectangular
A pentagonal prism
rectangular pyramid
The 3D house shape is called a rectangular prism. It is a three-dimensional geometric solid that has six faces, all of which are rectangles. The rectangular prism is characterized by having three pairs of congruent and parallel faces, making it a type of parallelepiped.