What is true of a geometric plane?

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wel2 years ago

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A geometric plane is two-dimensional. Standing at one point in the plane and picking two directions to travel which are not opposites of one another, any direction of travel on the plane can be obtained by composing these two directions. Since it is two directions, the plane is two-dimensional

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