Discussion
In a right circular cone, the cross-section made by a plane parallel to the base is a
Answer: A
A right circular cone has a circular cross-section at every level, shrinking steadily toward the apex.
A plane parallel to the base therefore cuts the cone in a circle - smaller than the base, but a circle nonetheless.
The frustum is the three-dimensional solid left below that cut, not the cross-section itself; the cross-section is a flat, two-dimensional figure.
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