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The shape you are referring to is called a pentagonal prism. It has two square faces that form the bases of the prism, and three rectangular faces that connect the edges of the squares to form the sides of the prism. The pentagonal prism is a type of prism with a pentagon as its cross-section, and it has a total of five faces.

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With only those, there is no shape.

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With only those, there is no shape.

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