Question

All of the following are used to describe relative location except:

Answer 1

Latitude and longitude coordinates.

Step-by-step explanation:

Latitude and longitude don't describe a relative location, but an absolute location, because this coordinates don't depend on a referential point to locate a position.

Remember that relative locations are related with relative coordinates, which means that in order to set someone's location, you need to support in a referential point, most likely when you give directions to someone, you use reference points.

Answer 2

street address, latitude/longitude coordinates