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In two dimensions?
Two dimensions (2D) is a shape that has a length and width. For instance, draw a square on a piece of paper and it is in 2D.
How many dementions does a plane figure have?
A plane figure has two dimensions !
How many dimensions does a solid figure have?
Three
How many times do you breathe in 2 d?
You always breathe in 3-dimensions, never in 2d
How many dimensions does a parallelogram have?
A parallelogram is a two-dimensional figure, so it has two dimensions.
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