👉 In mathematics, "makeshiftness" refers to a mathematical concept that involves the process of making something smaller or less complex by using more lines, shapes, or symbols. It is often used in abstract art and design where the goal is to create a visually appealing and minimalistic representation of an object or idea. For example, consider a cube with edges of 5 units each (making it 10 lines). If you wanted to make this cube smaller, you would add one line
