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i would like to know if the 'angle' between let's say the walls of a room (ie. the intersection of 3 planes all perpendicular to each other) can be represented in mathematical terms, but as a kind of 3D angle- that is to say not as a combination of 2D angles but as an altogether new form of representing the gap between intersecting planes.
Is there any way to do this and if not why can't these 'angles' be represented in 3D?
Is there any way to do this and if not why can't these 'angles' be represented in 3D?