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Que es un plano cartesiano?

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<h2>Answer: <u>Un sistema de coordenadas cartesianas en un plano es un sistema de coordenadas que especifica cada punto de forma única mediante un par de coordenadas numéricas, que son las distancias con signo al punto desde dos líneas fijas orientadas perpendiculares, medidas en la misma unidad de longitud.</u> </h2><h2 /><h2>Step-by-step explanation:</h2>

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