Under what circumstances does a plane cut a triangular pyramid to create a quadrilateral cross-section?
A triangular pyramid, also known as a tetrahedron, consists of four triangular faces. When a plane intersects this pyramid, the shape of the resulting cross-section depends on the position and angle at which the plane cuts through the pyramid. For a plane to slice through a triangular pyramid and produce a quadrilateral cross-section, it must … Read more