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Which two shapes can be combined to make the given geometrical figure?

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Answer:

Cylinder and Cone

Step by Step Explanation:

1. On observing the given figure carefully, we find that the figure is a combination of 2 geometric shapes.
2. We can see that the figure has curved surface.
   The inner shape has only 1 vertex and the outer shape has no vertex.
   Therefore, the inner shape is cone and the outer shape is cylinder.

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