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    Graphic Organizer Problems

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    The document provides instructions for sketching 2D shapes from planes cutting through 3D shapes. It describes how to identify the 2D shape based on whether the plane is horizontal to the base, vertical to the base, or at an angle to the base that is neither horizontal nor vertical. It then provides examples of identifying rectangles, squares, and right triangular pyramids based on the direction of the cutting plane.

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    The document provides instructions for sketching 2D shapes from planes cutting through 3D shapes. It describes how to identify the 2D shape based on whether the plane is horizontal to the base, vertical to the base, or at an angle to the base that is neither horizontal nor vertical. It then provides examples of identifying rectangles, squares, and right triangular pyramids based on the direction of the cutting plane.

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    The document provides instructions for sketching 2D shapes from planes cutting through 3D shapes. It describes how to identify the 2D shape based on whether the plane is horizontal to the base, vertical to the base, or at an angle to the base that is neither horizontal nor vertical. It then provides examples of identifying rectangles, squares, and right triangular pyramids based on the direction of the cutting plane.

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    Graphic Organizer Problems

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    Cristina
    The document provides instructions for sketching 2D shapes from planes cutting through 3D shapes. It describes how to identify the 2D shape based on whether the plane is horizontal to the base, vertical to the base, or at an angle to the base that is neither horizontal nor vertical. It then provides examples of identifying rectangles, squares, and right triangular pyramids based on the direction of the cutting plane.

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    Example:

    Direction

    Sketch of Sketch of plane


    through 3D shape
    Identify 2D shape

    3D shape
    Direction
    Sketch of plane
    through 3D shape Identify 2D shape

    Identify Sketch of plane


    Direction

    Identify 2D shape
    3D shape through 3D shape
    Horizontal to base

    Vertical to base

    Vertically angle not to base


    Horizontal to base

    Rectangle

    Vertical to base

    Vertically not angle to base


    Horizontal to the base

    Vertical to the base

    Vertically angle not to the base


    Horizontal to base

    Vertical to base

    Right triangular Diagonal not to base


    pyramid
    Horizontal to base

    Vertical to base

    Square

    Corner to corner

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