Differentiate between area and volume.

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1. It is to be noted that area is always defined for two dimensions objects or plane figures. 1. The volume is always defined for a three-dimensional object.
2. The area is the amount of space occupied by a two-dimensional flat object in a plane. 2. Volume is defined as the space occupied by a three-dimensional object.
3. The unit of area is in square units. 3. The unit of volume is in cubic units.
4. It is measured in 2 dimension 4. It is measured in 3 dimension
5. Examples: Square, circle, rectangle, etc. 5. Examples: sphere, cube, cylinder, etc.

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Area	Volume
1. It is to be noted that area is always defined for two dimensions objects or plane figures.	1. The volume is always defined for a three-dimensional object.
2. The area is the amount of space occupied by a two-dimensional flat object in a plane.	2. Volume is defined as the space occupied by a three-dimensional object.
3. The unit of area is in square units.	3. The unit of volume is in cubic units.
4. It is measured in 2 dimension	4. It is measured in 3 dimension
5. Examples: Square, circle, rectangle, etc.	5. Examples: sphere, cube, cylinder, etc.