Math and Arithmetic

# What is a 3d rectangle called?

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A rectangle is a two dimensional figure having two dimensions as

• length (L)
• bredth(B) But in the cased of three dimensional figure having three dimensions(one extra dimension as)
• height(H)

So this figure having three dimension is called as Cuboid

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## Related Questions

A prism. A rectangle is a special kind of prism. It is called a cuboid.

A 3d rectangle, or a cuboid, has eight corners.

A three-dimensional rectangle is a prism.

Yes a prism is a 3D rectangle

A 3 dimensional rectangle would be a rectangular prism.

No. A rectangle is a 2D shape, while a prism is a 3D figure.

A cube is a 3d square, a cuboid is a 3d rectangle.

A cube is a 3D square while cuboid is a 3D rectangle

There are 4 corners in a flat rectangle and 8 corners in a 3d rectangle(rectangular prism).Four.

A 2D rectangle has no edges but has 4 boundaries, and a 3D rectangle is a rectangular prism and has 12 edges.

A cube is a 3d square. A sphere is a 3d circle. A prism is a 3d rectangle.

You just picture the rectangle in your mind and imagine all of the folds and sides.

a cube is a 3d square and a cylinder is 3d circle + rectangle shape.

In order to find the perimeter of a 3D rectangle you must gather the lengths of the known sides, calculate the missing rectangular values, and use the formula for perimeter.

A 3D figure with two circle bases, and a rectangle.

yes it is however a rectangler prisom is 3d

Rectagular prism, but if it has all congruent sides its a cube

No. A rectangle is a 2-dimensional shape. Each face of a box may well be a rectangle but the box, itself, is probably a cuboid.

The rectangle which is equilateral is called as square.

no, but a square can be called a rectangle.

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