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Typically a point in a three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system is represented by which of the following

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Typically a point in a three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system is represented-example-1
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Answer:

B. (x,y,z).

Step-by-step explanation:

We represent the coordinate of a point in one dimension as x on the line. We represent the coordinate of a point in two dimension (plane) as (x,y). Similarly we represent the coordinate of a point which lie in the space (three dimension) as (x,y,z) .Here x is the x-coordinate of the point,

y is the y-coordinate of the point,

and z is the z-coordinate of the point. Hence (x,y,z) represent a point a point in a three dimensional Cartesian System.

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Answer: B (x, y, z)

Explanation:

In a two-dimensional plane, a coordinate is represented as (x, y).

In a three-dimensional plane, a coordinate is represented the same as the two-dimensional plane, except we need to add the third coordinate (z).

--> (x, y, z)

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