- What
is One-dimensional?
The Oxford English Dictionary defines one-dimensional
as having, or pertaining to, a single dimension... An example
of a one-dimensional object would be a line that extends
in only one direction. True one-dimensionality cannot be
represented visually, but a good way to try to visualize
the concept is to picture a line. It starts at a point in
space and extends infinitely in one direction.
The line below is a representation of the concept of one-dimensional.
The next step is to examine two-dimensionality.
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