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How does the shape of a cross-section of a 3D figure parallel to the base relate to the volume of the 3D figure?

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The shape of each cross-section of a 3D figure, relates to the volume because the area of the cross-section is determined by its shape and the area of this cross section is in the sum that calculates the volume of this 3D figure.

Step-by-step explanation:

An infinite sum of all the all the cross-sections of a 3D figure parallel to the base equals the volume of that 3D figure.

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