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Dimension The property of a line which indicates that motion (forward or backward) can take place in only one direction. Formally, saying a line has one dimension means that you can find a nonzero vector on the line. In addition, for any set of two vectors on the line one must be a multiple of the other.
See also Zero dimensions, two dimensions, three dimensions, n dimensions
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