Question

1. a 2d shape can be measured in which two directions? (1.0 points)

Explanation:

A 2D (two - dimensional) shape exists in a plane. In a plane, the two fundamental directions for measurement are length and width. Length is the longer or more prominent dimension in a general sense for a 2D shape (e.g., the longer side of a rectangle), and width is the dimension perpendicular to the length (e.g., the shorter side of a rectangle). These two directions are sufficient to describe the size of a 2D shape as it has no thickness (unlike 3D shapes which have length, width, and height).

Answer:

Length and width.