plano

geometria

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A plane is a flat, infinite two-dimensional surface with no thickness, like an endlessly extending sheet of paper. It matters in mathematics and geometry because it provides a fundamental framework for understanding shapes, distances, and spatial relationships in two dimensions.

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Vinony's link graph records 911 inbound references to plano, and connects out to coordinate system, Cartesian coordinate system and geometry.

It sits within the topics 2 (number), Dimension and Euclidean plane geometry.

Vinony links it to 88 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Subclass of: surface
Part of: three-dimensional space
Has part: line
Image: Intersecting planes.svg

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maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Mathematics
Commons category: Euclidean planes
studied by: solid geometry
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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Article · Português

Na matemática, um plano é um ente primitivo geométrico infinito a duas dimensões. Nos Elementos de Euclides, não possui definição enquanto conceito genérico. Mas um plano qualquer é definido, ou determinado, de várias formas equivalentes. Em uma geometria Infinitesimal, é possível definir de forma genérica um plano como um conjunto infinito de retas, onde todas são perpendiculares a um mesmo vetor (vetor normal do plano).

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