What are the 3 spatial Dimensions?

The three spatial dimensions are:

1. Length: This is the measurement of how long something is. It is the greatest distance from one end to another. It is usually measured in units like meters, feet, inches, etc.

2. Width: This is the measurement of how wide something is. It is the distance from one side to another when looking at it from the front. It is also measured in units like meters, feet, inches, etc.

3. Height: This is the measurement of how tall something is. It is the distance from the bottom to the top. Like length and width, it is also measured in units like meters, feet, inches, etc.

These three dimensions define any physical object in the space we live in.