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The base of the rectangular pyramid shown above has one side that measures 5 inches, one side that measures 12 inches, and diagonals that measure 13 inches. the height of the rectangular pyramid is 9 inches. if the rectangular pyramid shown above is sliced by a plane that is parallel to the two longer sides of the base and also passes through the top vertex, what is the area of the cross-section of the pyramid? a.108 square inches b. 22.5 square inches c. 54 square inches d. 58.5 square inches
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