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The 3rd dimension, '''space''', has '''[[length]]''', '''[[width]]''', and '''[[depth]]'''. It is also sometimes referred to as the realm, which represents a three-dimensional space of infinite extent. Points in space can be described with three coordinates, written in the form <math>(x,y,z)</math>.
 
The 3rd dimension, '''space''', has '''[[length]]''', '''[[width]]''', and '''[[depth]]'''. It is also sometimes referred to as the realm, which represents a three-dimensional space of infinite extent. Points in space can be described with three coordinates, written in the form <math>(x,y,z)</math>.
   
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''Main Article: [[List of Polyhedra By Type]]''
 
''Main Article: [[List of Polyhedra By Type]]''
   
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* [[Icosahedron]]
 
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Prev: [[Plane]]
Next :  [[Flune]], or sometimes time (though time is somewhat useless when talking about geometry).
 
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The 3rd dimension, space, has length, width, and depth. It is also sometimes referred to as the realm, which represents a three-dimensional space of infinite extent. Points in space can be described with three coordinates, written in the form .

Polyhedra

Main Article: List of Polyhedra By Type

The platonic solids have all their faces be the same type, all their edges be the same length, and all vertices have the same number of edges coming from them, and are convex. They are sometimes associated with the classical elements.

All platonic solids can also be used as dice, with the number of possible values being equal to the number of faces.

Dimension

Name: Polyhedron

Prev: Plane

Next:  Flune, or sometimes time (though time is somewhat useless when talking about geometry).