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3D figures have three dimensions - length, breadth (width), and depth. Everything you can pick up is 3D. 2D objects only exist on paper, like squares etc. A square you can pick up in your hand is actually a cuboid. 3D objects can be shown on paper in diagrammatical terms by using perspective.

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