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Is volume defined for a higher dimension object? I mean, is it like the surface area of a sphere is to the are of a circle? Or as the surface area of a sphere i
by e12e 7y ago
Is volume defined for a higher dimension object? I mean, is it like the surface area of a sphere is to the are of a circle? Or as the surface area of a sphere is to the circumference of a circle?
- ColinWright 7y agoYes, although sometimes it's referred to as "hyper-volume". But one dimensional objects have length, two dimensional objects have area, three dimensional objects have volume, and higher dimensional objects all have their equivalent concept.