plano bidimensional
[ˈplɐ̃nu bi.di.men.sio.ˈnaw]
nounmasculinepl: planos bidimensionais
two-dimensional plane
1. A geometric surface or space that has only two dimensions: length and width, with no depth or height
A sheet of paper is a practical example of a two-dimensional plane.
Uma folha de papel é um exemplo prático de um plano bidimensional.
2. In mathematics and geometry, a flat surface extending infinitely in two perpendicular directions, typically represented by the x and y axes
In the Cartesian coordinate system, we plot points on a two-dimensional plane using x and y coordinates.
No sistema de coordenadas cartesianas, plotamos pontos em um plano bidimensional usando coordenadas x e y.
3. Any surface or representation that contains only horizontal and vertical dimensions
The artist created an abstract composition within a two-dimensional plane.
O artista criou uma composição abstrata dentro de um plano bidimensional.
This term is primarily used in academic, mathematical, and technical contexts in both Brazil and Portugal. It's a standard vocabulary item taught in schools during geometry and mathematics courses. The concept is fundamental to understanding coordinate geometry, computer graphics, and various engineering disciplines.
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