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Another name for a cube?
hexahedron and by the way im in fith grade
What is another name for the cube?
The cuboid.
Another name for a hexahedron is?
Cube, if the hexahedron is normal.
What is another name for a rectangular prism whose faces and bases are the same size and shape?
A cube.
What is a another name for a square prism and why?
It is most often called a cube but not all square prisms are cubes. It has its name because it has cubical symmetry.
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Another name for a cube?
hexahedron and by the way im in fith grade
Another name for hexahedron is?
Cube.
What is another name for box?
another name for box is cube or square.
Another name for a cube is?
hexahedron
What is another name for the cube?
The cuboid.
What is another way of describing a cube?
octahedron
What is a another name for a square prism?
A cube
Another name for a hexahedron is?
Cube, if the hexahedron is normal.
What is another name for cube steak?
tender loin?
What is another way to show a cube?
by drawing on a piece of paper
What is another name for a cube 3d shape?
A regular hexahedron
What Another name for a cube is?
A cube could be described as a box, or as a three dimensional square.
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