#cube slice
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Ok just making a general outline to of the solution as i don't have a pen and paper around me rn
The dimensions after the first cut is basically a prism with base square skewed to one side.
The base is 30×30
Height is 30
And the dimension of the rectangle above is 30×15
Now to find the side length of the slanting slope
You can use Pythagoras theorem
30^2 + 15^2= 1125 ig
So the length of the slant line is root(1125) ≈ 33.5
We've the dimensions now comes the actual part
Finding the volume of the prism is quite easy...just divide the prism in two parts one a cuboid of dimensions 30×30×15 and the other a hmm a pastry of dimensions 15×30×33.5(triangle) ×30(height)
Total vol = 13500 + 6750 = 20250
Sooo
From vertex D you're making a cut
One shape will definitely be a pastry another one will be a rectangular prism skewed to one side
And here I need the pen and paper but I can explain the approach
Basically you have all the dimensions for the prism besides the slant line and let that be x
Now the pastry unlike before isn't right angled
Kk no Im going wrong my bad