Question

Distinguish between
Two Dimensional and Three Dimensional
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Answer 1

Answer:

A two-dimensional structure has only two surfaces; length and breadth. A three-dimensional structure has three surfaces; length, breadth and height. ... Whereas three-dimensional figures are only referred to as 3D figures. Examples of two-dimensional structures are circle, square, rectangle and pentagon.

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

A (2-d) or 2 dimensional figure is a figure which can be flat appearing and showing only two faces or which has length, breadth and height. Ex-Like a flat paper with no wideness

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(3-d) or 3 dimensional shows us a full overall look of each side, it could have many faces to (2,3,7 etc) and has length, breadth, width and height! Yes it will have wideness or width. Ex - a human or a compass.

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