It sounds like you're describing a geometric situation involving a dihedral angle (diedra) and a point located a certain distance from the edge of the dihedral. A dihedral is the angle formed between two planes. Here's a way to interpret your description:

• Point B is located on one side of the dihedral, meaning on one of the two planes forming the dihedral.
• 6 meters away from the edge means that Point B is at a distance of 6 meters from the line where the two planes of the dihedral meet (which is called the edge of the dihedral).

The distance from a point to a line (in this case, from Point B to the edge of the dihedral) is typically measured as the perpendicular distance from the point to the line.

If you need to calculate anything further, like angles, distances, or other geometric properties related to this setup, please provide additional details (e.g., the angle between the planes or the coordinates of Point B), and I can help you with that!

Would you like further calculations or a more detailed geometric analysis?

Here are five related questions for further exploration:

1. What is the angle between the two planes in the dihedral?
2. Is there a specific plane equation for the planes forming the dihedral?
3. Are there coordinates given for Point B or any other points?
4. How can we calculate the distance from a point to a plane or edge in 3D space?
5. What type of geometric figures could be formed if additional points are added?

Tip: The perpendicular distance from a point to a plane or a line is often calculated using vector projection methods in 3D geometry.