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Rectangular parallelepiped (V=abc)

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A rectangular parallelepiped is a parallelepiped whose three edge directions at each vertex are mutually perpendicular. Its faces are rectangles; if its edge lengths are a,b,c, its volume is abc. A cube is the special case a=b=c.

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