28-12-2010, 18:26
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+1 is BIGGER than -1
AKA: Joshua Manela
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Re: Area enclosed by a tesseract (4th Dimensional Hypercube)
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Originally Posted by gblake
It looked like you were going to ask for a formula for a hypercube's 4-dimensional hypervolume (WxXxYxZ), but then you asked about area. Which did you want to learn?
This web site claims to have some answers for you. http://www.physicsinsights.org/hypercubes_1.html |
thanks, that site answered my question. I was just confused about what the volume of the tesseract would be.
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