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Insert the union subtree from part (f) as another child of the original intersection:
Prounded​=H5​∩H6​∩H4​∩H1​∩(H2​∪H3​)∩(Hg​∪Dr​).​
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Thus the constructive solid geometry tree has one intersection root, four original half-space leaves and two union children. The first union handles the inward corner at C; the second embeds the circular fillet at B. The line segments AB and BC now end at M and start at N, with the chosen circular arc between them. All other boundary line segments are retained.

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