Jacob had a cube. When Jacob made a cross section parallel to the base, what shape did the cross section form? trapezoid square parallel triangle

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Rich Andrews asked Oct 6, 2023

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Jacob had a cube. When Jacob made a cross section parallel to the base, what shape did the cross section form? trapezoid square parallel triangle

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A square because it is not diagonal.

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Answer: Square

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A cross section cut parallel to a base will be the same shape as the base itself, and the base of a cube is a square. :)

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