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A solid object was sliced to form two new objects. Each of the two new objects had a circular base. Which shape could not have been the original object?.

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The shape that could not have been the original object if the sliced form had a circular base is a prism and a pyramid.

Suppose that you slice the object horizontally. Most shapes already have a circular base, such as:

  • A cylinder. It has a circular base already, so if you slice it horizontally, you will have two shorter cylinders.
  • A sphere being sliced in half results in two half-spheres with a circular base.
  • Cone already has a circular base.

Prism, in another hand, doesn't have any circular cross-section. The same applies too with pyramids. These shapes have polygonal sides and base.

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