How to make 3 dimensional object to 4 dimensional object

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In order to make 3 dimensional object to 4 dimensional object, it's important to draw the 4 dimensional shape in a way that gives the illusion of the 3 dimensional object.

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It should be noted that shapes play an important part in geometry.

Here, to make make 3 dimensional object to 4 dimensional object, it's important to draw the 4 dimensional shape in a way that gives the illusion of the 3 dimensional object.

Also, it should be noted that a 4D tesseract can be used to project the image.

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