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A set of possible rotations of a 3D object refers to all the different ways in which the object can be rotated around its axis. This includes rotations in all three dimensions - x, y, and z - and at various angles.
The set of possible rotations of a 3D object is determined by its shape and structure. Each object has a unique set of possible rotations based on its dimensions and orientation.
Understanding the set of possible rotations of a 3D object is crucial in fields such as computer graphics, animation, and robotics. It allows for accurate representation and manipulation of objects in a virtual or physical space.
Rotation history refers to the sequence of rotations that have been applied to a 3D object. This can be important in tracking the movement and orientation of an object over time.
No, the set of possible rotations of a 3D object is not infinite. It is limited by the object's shape and dimensions. However, the number of possible rotations can be very large, especially for complex objects with many dimensions.