Cross-Sections of Regular Polygonal Prisms
Practice finding the cross-sectional shapes formed by making various cuts through regular polygonal prisms.
Questions
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What 2D shape is formed by a cross-section parallel to the base of a regular pentagonal prism?
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What 2D shape is formed by a cross-section parallel to the base of a regular octagonal prism?
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A vertical cross-section perpendicular to the bases of a regular hexagonal prism yields a:
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Slicing a regular decagonal prism (10-sided base) parallel to its base yields a polygon with how many sides?
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Slicing a regular pentagonal pyramid parallel to its base yields what shape?
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Slicing a regular pentagonal pyramid vertically through its apex and the midpoint of a base edge produces a:
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As the number of sides of a regular polygon base of a prism increases to infinity, what shape does its parallel cross-section approach?
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A regular hexagonal prism cut perpendicular to its bases produces a rectangular cross-section. Does its height equal the height of the prism?
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How many rectangular faces does a pentagonal prism have, and how many rectangle choices can be made by slicing perpendicular to the base?
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Slicing a regular octagonal pyramid parallel to its base produces a shape with how many lines of symmetry?
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If a plane cuts through all faces of a regular pentagonal prism horizontally, the cross-section is:
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A cross-section parallel to the base of a regular n-gon prism is always a polygon with: