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Also known as tri-dimensional space, 3-D, 3D, 3-dimensional space, 3D space, 3-D space, three dimensional space, 3-space
次元の数が3であること
Three-dimensional space is a geometric model where any point's location is specified using three parameters, typically represented as length, width, and height. It matters because it describes the physical space we experience and move through in the real world, making it fundamental to fields like physics, engineering, and architecture.
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3次元(さんじげん、三次元)は、ある概念が直交あるいは独立な(しかし同等な)要素3つの組によって一意に決定可能な場合にしばしば使われる術語である。
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