When artists create a three dimensional object that does not enclose all sides, we refer to it as having open volume. Group of answer choices True False

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Dana Cunningham

Mathematics

6 October, 06:02

When artists create a three dimensional object that does not enclose all sides, we refer to it as having open volume. Group of answer choices True False

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Juliana Odonnell · Answer 1

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When artist encloses a space with materials that are not completely solid, it is an open volume. since the materials are not completely solid, it does not enclose all sides. Such a three dimensional object with all sides not enclosed is referred to as an open volume.