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A diagonal is a line segment connecting two non-adjacent corners of a shape or object, running at an angle rather than along its sides or edges. Diagonals matter because they help us measure distances across shapes, understand their geometric properties, and appear frequently in mathematics, engineering, and design.
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Una diagonal es todo segmento que une dos vértices no consecutivos de un polígono o de un poliedro. En sentido coloquial, una diagonal es una recta o segmento con cierta inclinación o un conjunto de elementos alineados de esta manera.
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