In a prism that may be slanted, the lateral faces are always which shapes?
AParallelograms
BEquilateral triangles
CRegular pentagons
DCongruent triangles
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Parallelograms
Prism lateral faces are parallelograms; they need not be rectangles unless the prism is right.
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