What looks like a rectangle pushed to one side is often referred to as a parallelogram. In a parallelogram, opposite sides are equal in length and parallel, but the angles are not necessarily right angles. This geometric shape can appear as if one corner has been "pushed" over, resulting in a slanted appearance. A common example of a parallelogram is a rhombus, where all sides are equal in length.
It is a parallelogram.
A rectangle without right angles is a parallelogram. If you had a square that was pushed over, it would be a rhombus.
A side on any square or rectangle -- improvement -- Not quite. 90 degrees looks like the junction of two sides of a square or rectangle.
A parallelogram prism (or parallelpiped) is a 3D parallelogram, so it looks like a cuboid pushed to the side.
The difference is 90 degrees.The side view looks like a triangle.The top view looks like a rectangle with its diagonals.
It is a parallelogram.
A rectangle without right angles is a parallelogram. If you had a square that was pushed over, it would be a rhombus.
A side on any square or rectangle -- improvement -- Not quite. 90 degrees looks like the junction of two sides of a square or rectangle.
A parallelogram prism (or parallelpiped) is a 3D parallelogram, so it looks like a cuboid pushed to the side.
The difference is 90 degrees.The side view looks like a triangle.The top view looks like a rectangle with its diagonals.
Draw a rectangle that is 2ft on one side, and 5ft on the other
A parallelogram looks like a rectangle that's starting to fall over so that the two side walls are angled.
It looks like 68 mm
It's a cylinder. Look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cylinder_(geometry)
This is a cylinder. When seen from the top or bottom it is a circle. From any side view (360°) it looks like a rectangle. There are special cases of other solids that appear like this but the cylinder is the most common. Traneengineer, Rocklin, CA
its a trapezoid. the slant doesn't necessarily have to be on the right hand side, both sides can be slanted and it would still be a trapezoid.
Pendulum? Metronome?