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Roy, Aaron, and Pete are given three identical rectangular blocks. They slice their blocks in different ways to get two equal halves. The resulting cross section in each of the …

Roy, Aaron, and Pete are given three identical rectangular blocks. They slice their blocks in different ways to get two equal halves. The resulting cross section in each of the …
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Roy, Aaron, and Pete are given three identical rectangular blocks. They slice their blocks in different ways to get two equal halves. The resulting cross section in each of the three b

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rectangle

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The answer is a rectangle
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