3 D Model of Parallelepiped
Product Code : JA-MLK-4516
The 3 D Model of Parallelepiped (SKU JA-MLK-4516) is a medium density fibre board model of a parallelepiped sectioned into two parts, each part a prism. This parallelepiped model shows students how a solid with six parallelogram faces can be divided into two prisms, supporting lessons on the faces, edges, sections and volume of solids.
Specifications
The model is made of medium density fibre board and is sectioned into two parts, described in the product data as two equilateral prisms; the size, colours and angle of the section are not stated and are confirmed on the quotation for your order.
| Product | 3 D Model of Parallelepiped |
| SKU | JA-MLK-4516 |
| Shape | Parallelepiped |
| Material | Medium density fibre board (MDF) |
| Parts | 2, sectioned into two prisms |
Applications of the parallelepiped model
Teachers use the two-part model to show that a parallelepiped is a prism whose faces are all parallelograms, to open it into two prisms, and to relate the volume of the whole solid to the volumes of its parts, base area times height in each case.
- Identifying the six parallelogram faces of a parallelepiped
- Showing how the solid divides into two prisms
- Relating the volumes of the two prisms to the whole
- Comparing with the cube prisms and other sectional models
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers one two-part MDF parallelepiped model. Accessories, spares and quantities are confirmed on the quotation.
Minimum order quantity, lead time and packing are confirmed on each quotation for the quantity ordered and the delivery destination. JaincoLab supplies single-school orders as well as bulk requirements for school groups, colleges and education projects.
Frequently asked questions
How is the parallelepiped model sectioned?
It is sectioned into two parts, described in the product data as two equilateral prisms, so the solid can be opened to show how it divides.
What material is it made of?
It is made of medium density fibre board (MDF). Size and colours are confirmed on the quotation.
How is it different from the cube prisms model?
The 3-D Model of Cube Prisms listed separately starts from a cube, while this model starts from a parallelepiped, whose faces are parallelograms. The two can be used together to compare sections.
Related products
- 3-D Model of Cube Prisms
- 3-D Model of Pyramid Vertical
- 3-D Model of Cylinder In Two Semi Cylinders
- 3-D Geometrical Models Spare
See the full maths lab kits range from JaincoLab for other items used in the same lessons.
Request a quote
To order the 3 D Model of Parallelepiped, send the SKU JA-MLK-4516, the quantity and the delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected]. For tender or project supply, see our tenders page.
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