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A plane is a flat surface defined by two lines, or by a line and a point not on the line.
A plane can be envisioned as an infinitely-large square sheet of paper that is perfectly flat and with no thickness whatsoever. However, curved planes can exist in higher forms of geometry.
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RossA plane is an infinite span in two dimensions. It is infinitely long and infinitely wide, but has no thickness. An approximation of a plane is a computer monitor. The Mouse, letters, and images interact, but only in two dimensions (up/down and sideways, where a diagonal can be expressed as a combination of up/down and sideways). Things on a monitor cannot be "in front" or "behind" one another, but merely drawn to give the impression they are.
The most common plane is the x,y Cartesian coördinate plane.
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M.P board 12th maths chapter Plane
What is a plain figure concept in math?
There is no such concept in maths. A plane figure is a mathematical concept but that is not what the question is about.
What are math quadrants?
In maths x and y-axis divide plane into four parts these parts are called quadrants.
What does maths include?
numbers, algebras, coordinate plane, geometry (shape, area, volume), calculus, theorems, and so on.
What is a quadrilateral mean in maths?
It means four sides, and refers to plane figures bounded by four straight sides.
