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It's six.   It has 6 faces, 12 edges and 8 vertices 6 faces   8 vertices   12 edges A rectangular prism has six faces. Imagine  the prism (a standard box, of any dimensions) sitting in front of  you. The box has: a TOP face, a BOTTOM face, a face on the LEFT, a  face on the RIGHT, a FRONT face, and a REAR face.
There are eight vertices in a rectangular prism. Any prism is a three dimensional figure; it has two bases and is formed by rectangles connecting the edges of each base to each other. So in the case of a rectangular prism is a rectangle. Thus, the number of faces of any prism is the number of edges of the base + 2. Also, the number of vertices is just the number of vertices of the base shape, times two. A rectangular prism has eight vertices because the base (a rectangle) has four vertices. That times two is eight.