it has four rectangular sides and 2 square faces * * * * * It need not have ANY square faces. It can have six rectangular faces.
There are many plane shapes comprising 4 squares and 2 rectangles but there is no such 3-dimensional shape.
square
a square is the answer.
A square has 2 parallel sides!! You dumb dumb!
2 parallel sides or 2 pairs of parallel sides?
it has four rectangular sides and 2 square faces * * * * * It need not have ANY square faces. It can have six rectangular faces.
it has four rectangular sides and 2 square faces * * * * * It need not have ANY square faces. It can have six rectangular faces.
A rectangular prism is a 3-D shape that has 6 sides like a cube, but 4 of the sides have a longer height than width, so those 4 sides are rectangles but aren't squares like the other 2 sides are. * * * * * Correct until the end. There need not be any square sides: they can all be rectangular, as in a shoe box.
it has four rectangular sides and 2 square faces * * * * * It need not have ANY square faces. It can have six rectangular faces.
it has four rectangular sides and 2 square faces * * * * * It need not have ANY square faces. It can have six rectangular faces.
on a square prism, all the sides are equal but the rectangular prisim has 2 or more rectangles on it.
a cuboid has 4 rectangular faces and 2 square face
There are many plane shapes comprising 4 squares and 2 rectangles but there is no such 3-dimensional shape.
square
They are all rectangular but there can also be 4 rectangular faces and 2 square faces. Always 6 in total.
A square