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So for the longest time now i have always avoided trying to picture things in 3D or anything related to 3D whether it is maths, physics, chem etc. But recently i have been really attracted to physics and math and well i decided to just start studying both these subject whenever i have free time, however i find that a lot of the physics and math involve 3D aspects and so if i want to be really proficient in it or really good at it i must not try to avoid this particular area of those science so my question is is there any way, any daily exercise i can do in order to be able to be really comfortable with the 3D aspect. For example, i know that being able to visualize things in 3d helps in calculus such as solid or revolution or initially when u learn partial derivative in order to have an intuition of what you are essentially doing. So i would like to be able to MASTER this 3d aspect so i can have a better understating of physics, math, organic chem ( visualizing molecules in chem is very important as well ). So please give me tips, exercise, ideas anything that can help me achieve this objective. thank you