The primary focus of the paper is on the specific features of the form of the intersecting line as a result of a mutual intersection of regular pyramids with a common base. Explored are the possible applications of the theorem concerning the intersection of two second – order surfaces, sharing a common base and passing through a common second – order curve.
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