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Draw different views of a cube with some part cut out. The cut-out parts are found by using either diagonal or parallel lines to the face of the cube. Mention of the rhombus (diamond) that results inside the section along the diagonal of the square face. It's the square-root-of-two rhombus, a shape that is also found in the basal (inner) walls of a hive-bee honeycomb, which is a pyramid made from three such rhombuses. One cells meets three other cells so the cells are offset from one side relative to the other side.
Draw different views of a cube with some part cut out. The cut-out parts are found by using either diagonal or parallel lines to the face of the cube. Mention of the rhombus (diamond) that results inside the section along the diagonal of the square face. It's the square-root-of-two rhombus, a shape that is also found in the basal (inner) walls of a hive-bee honeycomb, which is a pyramid made from three such rhombuses. One cells meets three other cells so the cells are offset from one side relative to the other side.
