Discussion
A truncated solid differs from a frustum in that the cutting plane is
Answer: B
Correct answer: inclined to the base rather than parallel to it
Both are the remainder after the top is removed, and the difference is the attitude of the cutting plane. A frustum is cut parallel to the base, so its two ends are similar and the section is the same shape as the base. A truncated solid is cut at an angle, so the section is a different figure - an ellipse on a cone, for instance.
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