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A <em>surface</em> is a two-dimensional plane. The surface of a three-dimensional object is its <a href="/b/boundary">boundary</a>. The surface of the <a href="/b/ball">ball</a> in the picture is rough and textured. A two dimensional object like a <a href="/p/piece">piece</a> of <a href="/p/paper">paper</a> has two surfaces, one on each <a href="/s/side">side</a>.
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Boundaries
A
surface
is a two-dimensional plane. The surface of a three-dimensional object is its
boundary
. The surface of the
ball
in the picture is rough and textured.
A two dimensional object like a
piece
of
paper
has two surfaces, one on each
side
.
Shane Adams
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