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How are two and three dimensional figures related?
Because they are dimesional figures either way!
What are one-dimesional figures?
It is a line.
What is three dimesional shape?
A three dimensional shape is where you have height, width, and length where as in a two dimensional shape you only have height and length
What is three dimesional shape with 12 faces?
a dodecahedron
What is a word for three dimesional bodies or figures?
In mathematics, they are usually refered to as Solids.
How do you make a 2 dimesional rectangular solid?
A rectangular solid is 3-dimensional, but I'm assuming you mean a 2-dimensional representation of a rectangular solid, which is called a net. Do a search for the following: "net rectangular prism" and you will see a drawing of it.
How do you do in volume square?
With great difficulty. A volume is a cubic - or 3-dimensional - measure. So a volume square is a hyper-volume in 6-dimesional space.
What is the amount of space inside a three dimesional figure?
It depends. Different objects require different formulas. For a basic cube, it is width times length times height
What is a 2 dimensional shape that can be folded to form a 3 dimesional shape?
Any 2-dimensional shape can be folded to form a 3-d shape. For example, any work of origami.
How big is a 1.9 cm mass?
1.9 cm cannot describe a mass. A mass must be 3-dimesional object, 1.9 cm givs the measure of only 1-dimension.
Can a three dimesional triangular pyramid be made from four equilateral triangles?
Yes, as long as the equilateral triangles are all of the same dimensions. One can be he base while the other three will have one edge on the base and he other two connecting to another triangle with the three standing up triangles meeting at one point.
How do you understand other dimensions apart from the usual 3 dimensions you see?
like you can draw a three dimesional repesentation of a cube on a shhet of paper so we can "draw" a three dimesional representaion of the fourth dimension .It would be a cube inside a cube with all of the corners joined by a line from exteranl surface of the inner cube to the inner corner of the external cube. This in affect is a shadow of the fourth dimesion. See "Flatland" for explaination of how 2D would try to describe 3D..
