Question

What is plane in maths and what are its uses in daily life

Answer 1

In mathematics, the area of a plane figure refers to the number of square units the figure covers. The area is the inside shape or space measured in square units. In rectangles and in squares, a simple calculation of length times width will give the number of square units. The square units could be inches, centimeters, yards etc. or whatever the requested unit of measure asks for.

FORMULAS TO DETERMINE THE AREA

There are many formulas used to determine the area of many common shapes or polygons.

Examples: Area = the sum of unit squares.

There are many 2-shapes you may need to find the area for which include but are not limited to:

The Area of A CircleThe Area of a ParallelogramThe Area of a RectangleThe Area of a TriangleThe Area of a Cone"REAL LIFE" USES OF DETERMINING AREA

There are many authentic and real life reasons to understand how to calculate the area of various shapes. For instance, you are looking to sod your lawn, you need to know the area of your lawn in order to purchase enough sod. You wish to lay hardwood in your living room, halls and bedrooms, again, you need to calculate the area to determine how much flooring to purchase for the various size of your rooms that are most often rectangular or square shaped. Knowing the formulas to calculate areas are a strongly suggested skill to know regardless of which profession you're in. Area is just one of those very good to know concepts in math.

Answer 2

planes are the dimensiona like xand y is 2d xyz is 3d etc it is used for navigation etc