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| − | '''Three-dimensional''' tri-dimensional or 3D is geometric mathematics describing generalized cube space. Euclidean space is a two-dimensional plane. Three-dimensional Euclidean plane is determined by three coordinates; X, Y, & Z or R<sub>n</sub> or n = 3. Common cube coordinates are measured by width, height, depth which is three planes. | + | '''Three-dimensional''', tri-dimensional or 3D is geometric mathematics describing generalized cube space. Euclidean space is a two-dimensional plane. Three-dimensional Euclidean plane is determined by three coordinates; X, Y, & Z or R<sub>n</sub> or n = 3. Common cube coordinates are measured by width, height, depth which is three planes. |
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Revision as of 19:47, October 25, 2024
Three-dimensional, tri-dimensional or 3D is geometric mathematics describing generalized cube space. Euclidean space is a two-dimensional plane. Three-dimensional Euclidean plane is determined by three coordinates; X, Y, & Z or Rn or n = 3. Common cube coordinates are measured by width, height, depth which is three planes.