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Cross sections are formed by slicing through figure parallel to its base. in which figure will the cross section and the base NOT be the same size?

Cross sections are formed by slicing through figure parallel to its base. in which figure will the cross section and the base NOT be the same size?
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Cross sections are formed by slicing through figure parallel to its base. in which figure will the cross section and the base NOT be the same size?

Cross sections are formed by slicing through figure parallel to its base. in which-example-1
User Kalpesh Satasiya
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Answer:

  • the answer is B

Explanation:

Cross sections are formed by slicing through figure parallel to its base. in which-example-1
User Cassiana
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Answer:

B

Explanation:

The second one gets smaller as it gets taller.

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