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In mathematics, a Euclidian plane is an Euclidian space that is in the second dimension, denoted $E^2$ .

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	In mathematics, a Euclidian plane is an Euclidian space that is in the second dimension, denoted E^2		In mathematics, a Euclidian plane is an Euclidian space that is in the second dimension, denoted <math>E^2</math>.
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