The parallel cross-sections of a cylinder, cone, sphere, and pyramid are a circle, a circle, a circle, and a square.
We are given some solids. Solid geometry, or stereometry, is the traditional name for the geometry of three-dimensional Euclidean spaces in mathematics. Stereometry is concerned with measuring the volumes of various solid figures. The given solids are a cylinder, cone, sphere, and pyramid. We need to find the parallel cross-sections of the given solids. Parallel cross sections are cross sections of a solid that are parallel to each other. A cross section is a straight slice of an object. The parallel cross-sections of a cylinder, cone, sphere, and pyramid are a circle, a circle, a circle, and a square.
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What grade are you in I can try to help but this looks difficult can you try to explain it for me
Based on the type of equation, f(b) relates to y2, f(a) relates to y1, b relates to x2, and a relates to x1. If we change those around we now get:
(y2 - y1)/(x2 - x1) which is the slope formula, or the average rate of change. thus your answer would be C
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from what I know I think the answer is D_24
