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Solid Figures Geometry

What solid figure is shown? cylinder

What solid figure is shown? Rectangular prism

What solid figure is shown? sphere

What solid figure is shown? pyramid

What solid figure is shown? cone

What solid figure is shown? sphere What solid figure is shown?

What solid figure is shown? Rectangular prism

What solid figure is shown? sphere What solid figure is shown?

What solid figure is shown? cube

What solid figure is shown? cone

What solid figure is shown? sphere

What solid figure is shown? cube

Look for geometric solids all around you!