1d has only the length, but 2d has both the length and width.
It doesn't have any volume (3D) and it's not a line (1D). Thus, it is a 2D shape.
the distance between 2 points (a 1d line) is measured in milimetres. Square metres are used to measure area (a 2d shape). There isn't enough info to answer your question. Its like asking 'whats the area of a shape with an unknown number of sides, if i only have the length of one of the sides'.
In 3 dimensional graphing, a plane is a 2 dimensional solution to an equation. In other terms, a plane is all lines parallel to each other where one point on each line is colinear with one point on each line. Associate point:0d, line:1d, plane:2d.
A curved surface is like imagining a sheet of paper that is bent or a flag waving in the wind. A curved edge is like an elastic stick bent in one(C curve) or more points(S curve). The curved surface beeing 3 dimensional(3D) and the curved edge 2 dimensional(2D) unlike the simple surface and edge which are 2D respectively 1D.
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it is 1D signal.
liam is the oldest one in 1d
2d+1d= 3d
1D is just a line
If D is a unit that can be measured and 1 is the number of Ds, then D * 1 = 1D. As for how 1D is, you'll have to wait for girls to answer. I've had 0 D's and plan to keep it that way. But I hear 1D is very good.
The dad of the band of 1D :)
100% sure he has not left 1D :))
Niall James Horan is in One direction (1d)
The oldest member in 1D is Louis Tomlinon.
which member of 1d wanted to be a teacher
1d (one penny) 1d (one penny)