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All forms of matter have a three dimensional shape on a molecular level.
Nothing except for images exist in only two dimensions and even than the medium they are displayed on or with does itself exist in three dimensions even if one of those dimensions is amazingly short in relative terms to the others. (even a piece of paper has thickness regardless of how flat the image portrayed on it appears)
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What is an irregular three dimensional shape?
a triangle * * * * * Wrong on at least two counts: A triangle need not be irregular and a triangle is not a three dimensional shape. Any pyramid other than a regular triangular pyramid (tetrahedron), any prism other than a cube are some examples.
How do you get the volume of a 4 dimensional things?
The answer depends on the shape. If the 4-Dimensional shape is analogous to a 3-D shape then the formula will be analogous. If not, then you may need to find the formula for the shape in 4-D space ant integrate.
What is a flat two dimensional object?
It is a plane figure. It need no have any specific shape with a name.
The rules of two-dimensional geometry can be applied to three-dimensional solids.?
No they cannot. For example, in three dimensions, the angles of a triangle need not add to 180 degrees.
How would you represent a point in a three dimensional Cartesian?
You would need three points. (x,y,z)
What ia path of a three-dimensional shape?
A 3-dimensional shape need not have any path.
What is 2 D shapes?
A 2-d shape is a two dimensional shape meaning it is flat.
Is a cylinder a polygon?
No, a cylinder is not a polygon. It is not a polygon because it has curved sides. In order to be considered a polygon, it would need to have flat sides. Also, a polygon is a 2 dimensional shape but a cylinder is a three dimensional shape.
What is an irregular three dimensional shape?
a triangle * * * * * Wrong on at least two counts: A triangle need not be irregular and a triangle is not a three dimensional shape. Any pyramid other than a regular triangular pyramid (tetrahedron), any prism other than a cube are some examples.
How many coordinates are required for an three dimensional force?
For three-dimensional space, in general you need three components. You may need three components for forces, for positions, for velocities, etc.
How do you get the volume of a 4 dimensional things?
The answer depends on the shape. If the 4-Dimensional shape is analogous to a 3-D shape then the formula will be analogous. If not, then you may need to find the formula for the shape in 4-D space ant integrate.
What is a flat two dimensional object?
It is a plane figure. It need no have any specific shape with a name.
The rules of two-dimensional geometry can be applied to three-dimensional solids.?
No they cannot. For example, in three dimensions, the angles of a triangle need not add to 180 degrees.
What is the the difference between a polygon and area perimeter?
A polygon is a single 2-dimensional shape fully enclosed by straight lines.An area is the amount of space that is contained within a closed 2-dimensional shape.A perimeter is the total length of the lines that form the boundary of a 2-dimensional shape.Area and perimeter need not be restricted to polygons.A polygon is a single 2-dimensional shape fully enclosed by straight lines.An area is the amount of space that is contained within a closed 2-dimensional shape.A perimeter is the total length of the lines that form the boundary of a 2-dimensional shape.Area and perimeter need not be restricted to polygons.A polygon is a single 2-dimensional shape fully enclosed by straight lines.An area is the amount of space that is contained within a closed 2-dimensional shape.A perimeter is the total length of the lines that form the boundary of a 2-dimensional shape.Area and perimeter need not be restricted to polygons.A polygon is a single 2-dimensional shape fully enclosed by straight lines.An area is the amount of space that is contained within a closed 2-dimensional shape.A perimeter is the total length of the lines that form the boundary of a 2-dimensional shape.Area and perimeter need not be restricted to polygons.
How would you represent a point in a three dimensional Cartesian?
You would need three points. (x,y,z)
What three cells need lots of protein?
Pooky cells
What are examples of two dimensional shapes with their properties and formulas?
A two dimensional shape, such as an ink splat need not have any particular property and certainly no formula. The only property that they will have is that they enclose an area.
