Yes, but only if one face of one prism is congruent to a face of the other.
A rectangular prism or a hexahedron.
It is a hexahedron, each of whose faces is a rectangle.
A rectangular prism is a hexahedron with six rectangular faces, each on which meets two others at right angles. In the special case that the rectangles are squares the shape is a cube so a cube is a special case of a rectangular prism.
No, it is not.
It can, but only if it a right triangular prism one of whose faces exactly matches the face of the square.
A hexahedron with 8 vertices.
A rectangular prism or a hexahedron.
A rectangular prism (which is a kind of hexahedron).
It is a rectangular prism or a right hexahedron.
The two characteristics "hexahedron" and "rectangular faces" are sufficient.
It is a hexahedron, each of whose faces is a rectangle.
A rectangular prism is a hexahedron with some rectangular sides. There is no requirement that all sides be rectangles. If they are, the solid is a right rectangular prism, or cuboid.
A rectangular prism is a hexahedron with six rectangular faces, each on which meets two others at right angles. In the special case that the rectangles are squares the shape is a cube so a cube is a special case of a rectangular prism.
A hexagonal prism has bases that are hexagonal. It has eight faces in all (octahedron).A rectangular prism has bases that are rectangles . It has six faces in all (hexahedron).
Could it be a hexahedron. A cube has 6 sides and they are squares. A rectangular prism has 6 faces that are rectangles.
A cube is a specialized form of a rectangular prism.
A rectangular prism has 8 vertices that form various angles