The cross sections shown above are from a rectangular prism.
Cross section A is from a p...
Mathematics, 25.04.2020 08:08 finedock
The cross sections shown above are from a rectangular prism.
Cross section A is from a plane that is parallel to the base cutting through the prism. Cross section A has an area of 90 units squared.
Cross section B is from a plane that is perpendicular to the base and parallel to the sides of the prism cutting through the prism. Cross section B has an area of 50 units squared.
Cross section C is from a plane that is perpendicular to the base and parallel to the front of the prism cutting through the prism. Cross section C has an area of 45 units squared.
The prism in which the cross sections were taken has a length of
units, width of
units, and a height of
units.
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