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Sketch the missing view using AutoCAD step by step procedure

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1. Draw the front view by using LINE and CIRCLE command.

2. Now draw the given Right side view by using LINE command.

3. Now draw the vertical extension lines from front and right side views. Then draw a cross lines from corner points of generated lines from right side view.

4. Now draw the top view by using intersecting points of right side view and front view extension lines.

5. Now remove the extension lines. Finally the generated views as like shown below.

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