What is the relation of a cube with a cuboid?

Cube: 3D figure of a square (if height is equal to the sides of the square) 6 faces. all edges of same length. read more

The surface area of a cuboid is "2(a*b + b*c + c*a)" where each letter is a side length. A cube is a Platonic solid also known as a regular hexahedron. The surface area of a cube is delineated by the formula "6*a^2," where "a" is the length of a side. The volume of a cube is "a^3." Examples of cuboid shapes include boxes, doors and mattresses. read more

Cubes and cuboids have a number of similarities, such as having 6 faces, 12 edges, and 8 vertices. Cubes and cuboids have only one difference, the shape of the six faces. Each face of a cube is square, and all the faces are equal in size. On the other hand, each face of a cuboid is rectangular, and only 4 sides will be equal in size. read more

A cuboid is a solid (3-dimensional) object with six faces that are rectangular and which meet at right angles. A cube is a special case of a cuboid, where all sides have the same length. The relationship is the same as that between a square and a rectangle - except that this is in 3-d instead of 2-d. read more