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The cross sections of a cube can vary based on the angle and position of the cut. Common cross sections include a square when cut parallel to its faces, a rectangle when cut at an angle to the faces, and a triangle when cut diagonally through the cube. Additionally, if the cut is made through the vertices, the cross section can also form a hexagon. In general, the type of shape produced depends on the orientation and position of the slicing plane.

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