A prism is a shape with a single curved surface.
A prism is a three-dimensional shape with two parallel, congruent bases connected by rectangular or parallelogram-shaped faces.
A prism is a solid with equal length sides and triangular faces.
A prism is a polygon with only four faces.
Base faces.
Vertical faces.
The faces that connect the two bases are called lateral faces.
Prism sides.
Area of the bases multiplied by the height.
Only the area of the lateral faces.
The surface area of a prism is the sum of the areas of all its faces, including the bases and lateral faces.
The area of the base squared.
A right prism has lateral faces that are perpendicular to its bases, while an oblique prism has lateral faces that are not perpendicular.
A right prism is smaller than an oblique prism.
A right prism has more edges than an oblique prism.
A right prism is always rectangular, whereas an oblique prism is not.
It has triangular bases and rectangular lateral faces.
It has cylindrical shape with curved surfaces.
A rectangular prism has bases that are rectangles, and its lateral faces are also rectangles.
It looks like a regular hexagonal shape.
Volume = Area of Base × Height.
Volume = Perimeter of Base + Height.
Volume = Base height × Width of base.
Volume = Base area × Length of edges.
A regular prism has circular bases.
In a regular prism, the bases are regular polygons.
All lateral faces are cubes.
It has the same number of edges as vertices.
No, a cylinder is not a prism because it does not have rectangular sides.
No, cylinders have bases with varying widths.
Yes, a cylinder is considered a type of prism with circular bases.
No, cylinders have no parallel bases.
A triangular prism has triangular bases, making its total number of faces 5.
It always has hexagonal bases.
It has cylindrical sides.
It is wider than it is tall.
12 edges.
10 edges.
20 edges.
A pentagonal prism has 15 edges.
The bases are the top and bottom faces only.
In a cube, any pair of opposite faces can be considered as bases because all faces are congruent squares.
Only the left and right faces are considered as bases.
Only the front and back faces are bases.
Octagonal prism.
Triangular prism.
The prism is called a hexagonal prism.
Square pyramid.
The cross-section is congruent to the base of the prism.
The cross-section is a smaller rectangle.
It is half the area of the base.
The cross-section is a line segment.
Diagonals determine the color of a prism.
Diagonals connect non-adjacent vertices on the same or different faces, helping to understand symmetry and properties of the prism.
Diagonals are only present in the base of a prism.
Diagonals are the shortest distance between any two points on the same face.
A prism has rounded edges, a pyramid does not.
A prism has pointed ends, a pyramid is round.
A prism has two parallel, congruent bases, while a pyramid has only one base with all faces converging at a single apex.
In a pyramid, all faces are perpendicular to the base; in a prism, they are not.