Because its easier to find the area of a rectangle.
It's also because maybe the recangle of a room is the cheapest way.
Drywall (Sheetrock) is in long straight sheets and has to be carefully broken to fit
around corners, and then back-filled with joint compound to cover the cracks/gaps.
Also, it makes it a lot tougher from the architect, to the house framer, to the drywaller
to the end user to figure out to to use the curved wall (can't hang a picture on it,
can't throw a couch up against it, etc... So it's normally why you see them only
in high-priced homes (Monticello) and entryways (double-curved staircase to the
lobby, etc.)
Italian people paint there rooms all different colours because the havedifferent personalizes and think that it looks right to them.
Yes the usage of color lights can affect our eye sight, so it is not recommendable to use color light in rooms especially in study rooms. It also affects our sleeps. The manufacturers produce color lights because though it cant be used at homes, it is used in parties, bars outdoors etc.
Apparently a rectangular hexagon has 8 sides but I don't think there is any difference
I think it is usually put into the Tabernacle and used for people in nursing homes and that sort of thing.
I think its a rectangular prism
i think it is that when a person asks what is the area of a rectangular prism you give them the answer
I think a rectangular prism has 6 congruent edges, or not... sorry if I didn't help
I think because they had varied from the homes.
I think because it was simpler the poor people got small houses, the rich families had two or even three rooms, it must have costed less and been easier to heat.
Jewish homes have the same things normal homes have in them. Dens, dining rooms, bedrooms and kitchens. The only difference would be mezuzahs (small cases with the "Hear, O' Israel" prayer scrolls rolled up inside them that you nail to the thresh hold of every doorway). That's all I can really think of.
A cube.
i think six faces