WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 3D …

Based on	2D Shapes	3D Shapes
Dimensions	A 2D shape has two dimensions- length and breadth.	A 3D shape has three dimensions- length, breadth and height.
Mathematical Axes used	X-axes, Y-axes.	X-axes, Y-axes and Z-axes.
View	2D shapes are used to give simple view of an object.	3D shapes are used to give architectural view of an object.
Edges visible	In 2D shapes, al the edges are clearly visible.	In 3D shapes, some of the edges are hidden.
Explanation	2D shapes are easy to explain due to the visibility of all its edges.	In 3D shapes, only outer dimensions can be explained.
Detailing	It is easy to draw details in 2D shapes.	Detailing becomes difficult in 3d shapes.
Examples	Circle, Square, Rectangle or any other polygon, etc.	Cylinder, Prism, tube, Cuboid, etc.
Drawing	It is easy to draw 2D Shapes.	3D shapes are complex in drawing.

3d - 2d = d

Based on 2D Shapes 3D Shapes Dimensions A 2D shape has two dimensions- length and breadth. A 3D shape has three dimensions- length, breadth and height. Mathematical Axes used X-axes, Y-axes. X-axes, Y-axes and Z-axes. View 2D shapes are used to give simple view of an object. 3D shapes are used to give architectural view of an object. Edges visible In 2D shapes, al the edges are clearly visible. In 3D shapes, some of the edges are hidden. Explanation 2D shapes are easy to explain due to the visibility of all its edges. In 3D shapes, only outer dimensions can be explained. Detailing It is easy to draw details in 2D shapes. Detailing becomes difficult in 3d shapes. Examples Circle, Square, Rectangle or any other polygon, etc. Cylinder, Prism, tube, Cuboid, etc. Drawing It is easy to draw 2D Shapes. 3D shapes are complex in drawing.

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