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Surface area of a parallelepiped
Asked Feb 20, 2010, 09:11 PM
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2 Answers What is the area of a parallelepiped and its volume. I need to know the answer badly. Thank you |
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| A rectangular parallelopiped is a fancy name for a box. | ||||
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| Yep, or you can call it a prism with a cross section with the shape of a parallelogram. This should be easy if you have the required dimensions. | ||||
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