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3 years ago

The cartesian coordinate system can have three dimensions A. true B. false

Mathematics

2 answers:

GrogVix [38]3 years ago

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Its A. True..........

Nana76 [90]3 years ago

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Answer with explanation:

Yes, it is a true statement ,that Cartesian coordinate system can have three dimensions .

There are many types of Cartesian coordinate system, some of them are

1. One Dimensional Cartesian coordinate system →→ Only a single number has to be represented.So, to represent this number you have to draw either a vertical or horizontal line,on which Positive and Negative real numbers are marked on that line.

2. Two Dimensional Cartesian coordinate system →→ An ordered pair, in the form of ,(x,y) has to be represented , with the help of two perpendicular lines,called X and Y axis.

3. Three Dimensional Cartesian coordinate system →→ A triplet is to be represented , that is ,(x,y,z) with the help of three mutually perpendicular lines, called ,x , y and z axes.

So, →→With the Reason Explained above, you can say with surety that, the Cartesian coordinate system can have three or more dimensions.

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