Using UNIX/LINUX command line in terminal

1. (1 mark) Suppose you have a file called first_file.txt that contains the output of the command yes I head -n 10 and a file called second file.txt that contains the output of seq 1 10 What single command (no pipes) could you use to combine the two files column by column, and output the result to stdout such that it looked like the following? 2 3 4 7 8 10 Give that command Hint: a command to take apart files by columns is cut (1). What is the opposite of "cut