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Another cylinder if you dissect it horizontally. In other cases, the name is unknown.

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Q: What solid figure you would get if you cut a cylinder into two?
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What solid figure would you get if you cut a cylinder in half?

Another cylinder


What solid figure would you get if you cut a cube?

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What solid figure would you get if you cut a sphere in half?

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What solid figure would you get if you cut a cube in half?

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