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What is a reference point? O A. The origin of an xy coordinate grid B. The location of an object after it has been in motion C. The location where the direction of motion changes D. A starting position
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What is a reference point?

O A. The origin of an xy coordinate grid
B. The location of an object after it has been in motion
C. The location where the direction of motion changes
D. A starting position on which other information is based

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i cant delete this..im sorry i was very uncertain of my answer after thinking and looking.

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the origin of an x y coordinate grid

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