The shape of the cross-section resulting from the cut is Rhombus.
Given that,
All the edges of the object in the diagram are equal in length.
The object is cut by a vertical plane containing A and B and bisecting two of the horizontaledges.
We have to determine,
What is the shape of the cross-section resulting from the cut?
According to the question,
All the edges of the object in the diagram are equal in length.
The length of all edges is equal in the rhombus.
The object is cut by a vertical plane containing A and B and bisecting two of the horizontaledges.
When the midpoints of all the four sides of a rhombus are joined with each other, you will obtain a rectangle whose length and width will measure half of the value of the prime diagonal.
Moreover, the area of the rectangle formed in this case will be half of the rhombus.
Hence, The shape of the cross-section resulting from the cut is Rhombus.
Draw an underline character for each position with multiplication signs in between them.
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Now fill in each blank with the number of characters that can be used in that position. The first three blanks are used with digits, 0 through 9. There are 10 digits 0 through 9.
10 × 10 × 10 × _ × _ × _
For the last three blanks, each one gets a letter from A through Z. There are 26 letters to choose from fore each of the last three blanks.