Answer:
the answers D all of them
Step-by-step explanation:
When a plane intersects a cube there is a variety of shapes of the resulting cross section.
a single point (a vertex of the cube)
a line segment (an edge of the cube)
a triangle (if three adjacent faces of the cube are intersected)
a parallelogram (if two pairs of opposite faces are intersected – this includes a rhombus or rectangle)
a trapezium (if two pairs of
a pentagon (if the plane meets all but one face of the cube)
a hexagon (if the plane meets all faces of the cube)
a pentagon (if the plane meets all but one face of the cube)
a hexagon (if the plane meets all faces of the cube)
The last five of these (the non-degenerate cases)
