Two different cross sections are taken parallel to the base of a three-dimensional figure. The two cross sections are the same s

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hape, but are not congruent. Which could be the three-dimensional figure?.

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iren2701 [21] · Answer 1 · 2023-02-14T20:00:30+03:00

The geometric figures which could be this three-dimensional figure are:

<h3>What is a cross section?</h3>

A cross section can be defined as an exposed surface or shape that is formed when a cut is made through a three-dimensional figure.

In this scenario, the geometric figures which could be this three-dimensional figure are:

<u>Cone</u>: when cut horizontally, its cross section would always form a circle of different sizes.

<u>Triangular pyramid</u>: when cut horizontally, its cross section would always form a triangle of different sizes.

<u>Square pyramid</u>: when cut horizontally, its cross section would always form a square of different sizes.

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