How Many Faces, Edges, Vertices Does A Rectangular Prism Have?

A rectangular Prism has 6 faces, 12 edges, and 8 vertices

A face is a flat surface of a solid - it doesn't matter if it is side, top or bottom
an Edge is anywhere where two faces meet - basically count your lines
the Vertices is basically your corner - where 3 edges meet

So the rectangular Prism is 6, 12, 8

A rectangular prism or a cuboid has:

• 6 faces
• 12 edges
• 8 vertices

6 faces 12 edges 8 vertices.

6 faces,12 edges,8 vertices

It has 6 faces 12 vertices and 8 edges

8 edges  6 faces

4 base 6 Faces 12 Edges 7 Vertices

6 faces, 8 vertices, and 12 edges

5 faces
9 edges
5 vertices

9 edges,5 faces,6 vertices/corners

4 edges, 5 vertices, and 5 faces.   :-D

5 faces 8 edges and 5 vertices

9 edges      6  vertices    5  faces

6 faces,8 edges, 8 vertices's

8 vertices are on the pyramid

5 faces

8 edges

5 vertices

The faces is 12,edges is 12.

4 faces 3 edges 2 vertices

6 faces, 2 edges, and 5 corners

6,19, and10,000,000
 

A rectangular prism has 4 faces and a bottom, 8 edges and 0 verticals

4 faces 8 edges 0 vertices

Actually it's:

4 faces  4 edges  1 vertices

In this picture, they are numbered for you.

It Has,
9 vertices
6 faces
4 edges

It has 5 faces, it has 9 edges, and it has 6 vertices or corners

5. Picture a rectangle with a point at the top. 1, 2, 3, 4, vertices has a rectangle and then the point, 5.

A rectangular prism is the solid 3-dimensional geometric figure resulting from translating a rectangle in a direction perpendicular to the plane in which it lies.
It has six (6) flat surfaces, called faces. These are the original rectangle (the base), the translated rectangle (another base), and the surfaces that result from translating each of the rectangle's four (4) sides (the lateral faces). On a die, or "number cube", the faces are numbered.

Each base has four (4) corners. These comprise the eight (8) vertices of the figure. The four edges of each base, and the four edges joining the two bases comprise the 12 edges of a rectangular prism.

Rectangular prisms come in many forms and sizes, including the tiniest computer chips, gaming dice, construction bricks and blocks, shipping boxes, and concrete runways miles long and feet thick.