How are oblique prisms and right prisms different

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Right Prism, Oblique Prism. A right prism is when the bases align with eachother, and are joined together by rectangle faces. When the bases don't align with eachother, then the prism is an oblique prism, and the faces between the bases are parallelograms.

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