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I.e. x,y,z
energy, mass, charge ?mmmchicken said:I.e. x,y,z
Funny. I thought OP was talking about dimensions in a mathematical sense.mathman said:energy, mass, charge ?
mmmchicken said:Is there a dimensions that doesn't have to do with length width or depth. Or shape at all
Dimensions that are not based on geometry include time, temperature, magnetic fields, and energy. These dimensions are not measured in terms of length, width, and height, but still play a crucial role in scientific research and understanding.
These dimensions are not considered part of geometry because they cannot be measured in terms of length, width, and height. They are not physical dimensions that can be observed or measured with traditional geometric tools.
These dimensions are studied and measured using specific instruments and units of measurement. Time is measured in seconds, temperature in degrees, and energy in joules. Magnetic fields are measured in teslas or gauss.
No, these dimensions cannot be converted into geometric dimensions. They are fundamentally different and cannot be compared or converted into one another.
These dimensions play a crucial role in understanding the world around us. They help explain natural phenomena and are essential in fields such as physics, chemistry, and biology. Ignoring these dimensions would limit our understanding of the universe.