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A three-dimensional figure with two parrallel, congruent bases that are polygons

A three-dimensional figure with two parrallel, congruent bases that are polygons
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A three-dimensional figure with two parrallel, congruent bases that are polygons

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That's a prism. What kind depends on what polygon the bases are; if they're triangles, it's a triangular prism, if they're pentagons, it's a pentagonal prism, etc.
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