Final answer:
Cylinder and cone share the same types of vertical cross sections through the base, forming circles, unlike rectangular prisms.
Explanation:
Cylinder and cone have the same types of vertical cross sections through the base. When you cut a cylinder or a cone vertically through the base, the shapes of the cross sections will be the same, which are circles.
On the other hand, a rectangular prism does not have the same type of vertical cross sections through the base as a cylinder or a cone because when you cut a rectangular prism vertically through the base, you will get rectangles, not circles.
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