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For the most part, the cross-section formed is a <em>trapezoid</em>, but if the slice passes through the apex of the pyramid, that shape is a <em>triangle</em>.
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Step-by-step explanation:
To copy an angle we follow the following steps,
1). Draw a working line with the help of a straightedge.
2). Now we put a point S as the vertex of the angle.
3). Construct an arc with a radius 'r' (any length ) from vertex S which intersects the working line say at V.
4). With the same radius we draw an arc from point E which intersects the line ED and EF at G and H respectively.
5). Mark an arc from point G which intersects line EF at I.
6). Measure the distance between points G and I with compass and mark an arc from point V which intersects the previous arc say at U.
7). Now join the points S and U.
Hence we copy any angle.
