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Does a rectangle prism have 6 faces?
no , it has five sides,,,,,,,, even that a rectangle has four sides
How many bases does a rectangle prism has?
2 bases, 4 sides, 6 faces
A solid object with flat ends and rectangle for sides?
A prism, or more precisely, a right prism.
How is a rectangle the same as a rectangular prism?
The rectangular prism is the 3D analogue of a rectangle. The main similarity is that all sides meet at right angles.
What is a 3d of rectangle?
Rectagular prism, but if it has all congruent sides its a cube
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