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Lesson 26: Slicing 3 dimensional figures

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1 Lesson 26: Slicing 3 dimensional figures

2 1. What cross section can result from using a geometric plane to slice a right rectangular prism?
Slicing it parallel to its base ? Slicing it perpendicular to its base?

3 2. What is the cross section when slicing a right rectangular prism through 3 faces?

4 3. What plane sections or cross sections can result from using a geometric plane to slice a right rectangular pyramid? Parallel to its base? Perpendicular to its base and through the vertex?

5 4. What is the cross section when slicing a cylinder: perpendicular to its base? parallel to its base?

6 Website for visual:

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