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Kimberly Jolly
I was forced to read this book for a geometry class. this book was hard to follow and understand. i would not recomend reading this for fun, but it help me with understanding objects positioned in "space". if you are taking a geometry class, thus might help with spacial recignition as well. if you are looking foor your next good read, find a differnt book other than this.
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Giovani Ramirez
One of the first books that I've read that uses the concepts of other dimensions. I think it's vocabulary may be the only thing in this book that limits most readers from understanding it.
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Ethan Linquist
In the book they said there's only two dimensions, but if that were true, nothing would be visible, because it must have an x and a y axis right? But that means to see it you would have to be on the z axis, otherwise it would motha have a height or a width depending on which axis you take out and thus would be completely invisible
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