trapeziprog
Trapeziprog is a fictional geometric solid described in mathematical folklore and educational puzzles. It is defined as a convex polyhedron whose faces are trapezoids and whose overall form resembles a prism built from trapezoidal tiles.
In most variants, trapeziprog consists of two congruent trapezoidal bases connected by a belt of trapezoidal
A planar net for trapeziprog can be produced by cutting along a spanning set of edges; nets
In educational use, trapeziprog serves to illustrate how trapezoids can tessellate a three-dimensional volume and to
In fiction and puzzle contexts, trapeziprog also appears in worldbuilding settings as a decorative or architectural