Here is a cube: What is the one shape of cross-section we could create by slicing the cube parallel to one of its faces? Choose 1 answer: triangle square trapezoid pentagon

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S T · Answer 1 · 2021-11-26T03:40:50+0000

Answer:

The answer would be a square

Explanation:

Since when you slice a cube parallel to one of its faces, one way or the other you will see a square since a cube is mostly just a 3 dimensional square.

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