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. In Problem 2, how many lateral faces would there be if the base had

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Alla [95]3 years ago

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The number of lateral faces for a hexagonal prism or pyramid is 6.

<h3>What is a prism?</h3>

A prism is a three dimensional figure consisting of pair of opposite bases and lateral faces which are parallelogram.

Given that the base off the prism has two sides of length 3 inches and four sides of length 2 inches. Hence the base is hexagonal. The lateral faces would be 6.

The number of lateral faces for a hexagonal prism or pyramid is 6.

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