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    Properties of A Prism

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    A prism has equal polygon bases, lateral edges that are equal and parallel, and a right section perpendicular to the lateral edges. The height or altitude of a prism is perpendicular to its base, and the lateral faces are equal polygons. Common examples of prisms include those with triangular or pentagonal bases.

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    A prism has equal polygon bases, lateral edges that are equal and parallel, and a right section perpendicular to the lateral edges. The height or altitude of a prism is perpendicular to its base, and the lateral faces are equal polygons. Common examples of prisms include those with triangular or pentagonal bases.

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    A prism has equal polygon bases, lateral edges that are equal and parallel, and a right section perpendicular to the lateral edges. The height or altitude of a prism is perpendicular to its base, and the lateral faces are equal polygons. Common examples of prisms include those with triangular or pentagonal bases.

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    A prism has equal polygon bases, lateral edges that are equal and parallel, and a right section perpendicular to the lateral edges. The height or altitude of a prism is perpendicular to its base, and the lateral faces are equal polygons. Common examples of prisms include those with triangular or pentagonal bases.

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    Properties of a Prism I. II. III. IV. V. VI.

    Bases are equal polygon Lateral edge are equal and parallel Right section is perpendicular to lateral edge Height altitude is perpendicular to its base Lateral faces is equal polygon Right prism is lateral edge equal to is altitude or height

    Examples of a prism
    TRIANGLE BASE PENTAGON BASE

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