Which term best represents a tile floor without any overlapping or gaps?

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Sindrei [870]2 years ago

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The term plane represents a tile floor without any overlapping or gaps.

A plane is a surface formed by a straight line travelling at a fixed speed in relation to another fixed point. Thus the term "plane" is the most appropriate to describe a tile floor without any overlaps or gaps. A plane is referred to as a two-dimensional surface with three defined points that extend forever. Tessellation is the technique that results in no overlaps or gaps in a plane. Tile that overlaps does not create "crosses." reputed to be a little more structurally sound, similar to the way brick is built.

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