👉 In mathematics, "dwarfing" refers to a process in which an object's size is reduced so that it becomes smaller than another object. This can be achieved by removing some of the dimensions or by reducing the overall length and width while keeping the height constant. For example, consider two similar shapes: a cube (with side length 10 units) and a sphere (with radius 5 units). If we remove one dimension from each shape (say, the height), the new cube
