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 Cone Cylinder Prism Sphere

The answer is a prism. If you think about it when you cut a cone, cylinder, or sphere in half you get a circle. If you cut a prism you'd get a quadrilateral.

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facundo3141592 facundo3141592 · Answer 2 · 2020-04-21T20:31:37-04:00

Answer: prism.

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose you cut the objects horizontally.

The cylinder already has a circular base, so when you cut it you will have two cylinders, both with a circular base.

The sphere when cut in a horizontal line, will lead to two halves with a circular base of the same surface.

A cone already has a circular base, so when you cut it horizontally, you will end with a smaller cone (the top part that you cut) and the bottom part, that already had a circular base.

The prism has not circular sections, so it is kinda impossible to get a circular section when you cut a prism, then the correct option is a prism, this is because this is the only shape that has some faces confirmed by parallelograms.