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A line segment at which two faces of a prism meet?
Technically, that's known as an "edge" of the prism.
Can you get a right triangle out of a rectangular prism?
Draw a straight line segment connecting two opposite corners of one of the rectangular faces (a diagonal).
The blank of a prism are the line segments where the lateral faces intersect?
Edges
Is a line segment where two faces of a solid figure?
no that's a vertex a line segment is a straight line between two points that stop completely
The line segment where two or more faces of a solid figure meet?
An edge is the the answer
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