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A one dimensional object wouldn't really exist, if you know geometry, think a point or a line except the point or line isn't really visible, because it doesn't actually exist. 2D is more like a plane in geometry. Think a piece of paper, except it doesn't have any volume. Essentially, 1D just is, while 2D has length and width. Only when you get to 3D and have length, width and height do you actually have a object that exists.

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