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Three-Dimensional Figures and Cross Sections Answers

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Determine which statements are true regarding the given solid. Check all that apply.

A
The three-dimensional solid is a hexagonal pyramid.
B
The three-dimensional solid is a hexagonal prism.
C
The solid can be created by stacking the same-size hexagons vertically.
D
The solid can be created by stacking dilated hexagons vertically.
E
Point D is the apex of the pyramid.
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One of the bases is .

A
rectangle JMKH
B
rectangle HKLI
C
rectangle JMLI
D
triangle KML
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What is the shape of the horizontal cross section of the given prism?

A
rectangle
B
square
C
triangle
D
pentagon
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What solid will be produced if rectangle ABCD is rotated around line m? Assume that the line bisects both sides it intersects. What will the dimensions of the three-dimensional solid be?

A
rectangular prism; length = 12 in.; width = 6 in.; height = 5 in.
B
triangular prism; length = 12 in.; width = 6 in.; height = 5 in.
C
cylinder; radius = 12 in.; height = 5 in.
D
cylinder; radius = 6 in.; height = 5 in.
5

Which two-dimensional figure will create a cone with a radius of 3.5 and a height of 7?

A
Option
B
Option
C
Option
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Which three-dimensional solid can have a vertical cross section that is a circle with a radius of 7?

A
Option
B
Option
C
Option
D
Option

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