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Problem Analysis:

The image presents a 3x3 grid with various geometric shapes and patterns. The task is to determine the missing shape in the bottom-right cell (indicated by the question mark). To solve this, we need to identify any underlying patterns or rules governing the arrangement of shapes in the grid.

Step-by-Step Solution:

#### 1. Examine the Rows and Columns:
- Row 1:
- First cell: A small white circle.
- Second cell: A red-filled square inside a white border.
- Third cell: A red-filled square.
- Row 2:
- First cell: A yellow triangle.
- Second cell: A yellow triangle inside a yellow circle.
- Third cell: A white circle.
- Row 3:
- First cell: A yellow triangle.
- Second cell: A red-filled triangle inside a yellow square.
- Third cell: The missing shape (question mark).

- Column 1:
- First cell: Small white circle.
- Second cell: Yellow triangle.
- Third cell: Yellow triangle.
- Column 2:
- First cell: Red-filled square inside a white border.
- Second cell: Yellow triangle inside a yellow circle.
- Third cell: Red-filled triangle inside a yellow square.
- Column 3:
- First cell: Red-filled square.
- Second cell: White circle.
- Third cell: Missing shape.

#### 2. Identify Patterns:
- Pattern in Rows:
- Each row seems to follow a progression of shapes and colors:
- Row 1: Simple shapes (circle, square, square) with increasing complexity.
- Row 2: Shapes with borders or additional elements (triangle, triangle-in-circle, circle).
- Row 3: Similar progression but with different shapes (triangle, triangle-in-square, ?).

- Pattern in Columns:
- Column 1: All shapes are triangles in the third row, suggesting a consistent theme.
- Column 2: Shapes have increasing complexity (simple square, triangle-in-circle, triangle-in-square).
- Column 3: Shapes are filled and have a consistent color scheme (red and yellow).

#### 3. Determine the Missing Shape:
- From the patterns observed:
- The third column shows a progression from a solid red square to a white circle. The next shape should logically be another filled shape, possibly a triangle, given the theme of the third row.
- The third row shows a progression from simple triangles to more complex ones (triangle-in-square). The missing shape should continue this trend.
- Combining these observations, the missing shape should be a white triangle (to match the white circle in the second row and maintain the theme of the third column).

#### 4. Final Answer:
- Based on the identified patterns, the missing shape is a white triangle.

Final Answer:

\[
\boxed{\text{White Triangle}}
\]