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How many sides cuboid have?
A cuboid has 6 faces.
What is a 3D square called?
A 3D square is known as a cube if all it's sides are perfect squares. If they were rectangles it would be known as a cuboid.
How many sides of cuboid?
A cuboid has 6 sides which are faces, 12 edges and 8 corners which are vertices
HOw many corners does a 3d rectangle have?
A 3d rectangle, or a cuboid, has eight corners.
Is a cuboid 2D or 3D?
A cuboid is 3D. To expand further ; the word 'cuboid' means 'cube like'. So a reactangular block in the nature of an house brick is a cuboid. An house brick is definitely 3D .
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