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What happens as the cross section moves away from the side to which it is parallel?

What happens as the cross section moves away from the side to which it is parallel?
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What happens as the cross section moves away from the side to which it is parallel?

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The cross section becomes smaller but stays a trapezoid.

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Answer:

he cross section becomes smaller but stays a trapezoid.

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