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Two
Dimensions The property of a plane that indicates that motion can take place in two perpendicular directions. Formally, saying a plane has only two dimensions means that you can find two vectors in the plane for which neither is a multiple of the other. In addition, for any set of three vectors in the plane, one of them can be written as a linear combination of the other two.
See also Zero dimensions, one dimension, three dimensions, n dimensions
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