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A dimension is a measurable direction or axis that describes space—for example, a flat square exists in two dimensions, a cube in three dimensions, and more complex shapes can exist in four or more dimensions. Dimensions matter because they provide a way to understand and describe the structure of objects, from the simple shapes we see around us to more abstract mathematical forms.
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