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A cube is technically a special case of the rectangular prism, where all sides are the same length (and all faces have the same area), just as a square is technically a special case of rectangle. The only difference is that a rectangular prism may be any rectangular shape, including one which is taller than it is wide, wider than it is long, etc.
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How are a cube and a rectangular prism alike and are they different?
a cube is a 3d pop out type of figure,and a retangluar prism is wider and more retangle than a cube. A cube and a square are alike because they are the same shape but they are different size angles and shaps on there verices.
Square is to rectangle as cube is?
square is rectangle as cube is to rectangular prism
How are a cube and a rectangular prism and how are they different?
They are totaly differant shapes all together. A cube is like a 3D square, a rectangular prism is like a 3D rectangle.
How a cube and a rectangular prism alike?
A cube is a rectangular prism in which each edge is of the same length.
Can a cube be a rectangular prism?
A cube cannot be a rectangular prism, as the cross section of this prism would be a rectangle, as opposed to a square. A square prism (if that is what it is called) could be a cube, but is not necessarily.
