A cuboid has six faces and each face is a square?

Concept: A cuboid is formed by three pairs of rectangles. Each pair of rectangles is opposite each other and equal in size.

A cuboid is a three-dimensional figure having six rectangular faces, twelve edges, and eight vertices that is used in geometry. A closed three-dimensional figure is encircled by rectangular faces, which are planar sections of rectangles, in the cuboid shape.

There are many real-life objects in the shape of a cuboid, such as brick, shoe-box etc.

A cuboid has six faces and each face is a rectangle. The two faces that are opposite each other are equal. So, a cuboid has three pairs of equal rectangles.