MathgeomGLS

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-4.0180931661288	-5.9740454073373	8.39997055820927	5.48968894160098	-2.90726093450391	-6.02117278390025	9.51080278983417	5.44256156503803	0.25	Tahoma		9	2	5	5	50	50	1	1	1	1	1	64000	1	15793151	12632256	255	32768	8421504	32896	32896	8421376	15780518	128	0	0	1	1
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		1	1	16711680	0.100000001490116	-3.14159265358979	3.14159265358979	-0.3	0.1	-1	-1	0	0	-1
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x Coordinate = 4	1	-1	3	2	16711680	2	255	0	0	-1	5	2	-1
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4	5	4	0	
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y Coordinate = 5	1	-1	3	2	16711680	2	4227072	0	0	-1	5	2	-1
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4	5	0	5	
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Point (4, 5)	4.25	5.15	26	Tahoma		16	128	-1
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P(4, 5) 	128
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x coordinate	4	0	26	Tahoma		16	8388608	-1
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x = 4	8388608
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y coordinate	-0.6	5.15	26	Tahoma		16	8388608	-1
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Y = 5	8388608
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y axis	0.4	4.5	26	Tahoma		16	32768	-1
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Y	32768
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x axis	7.4	-0.2	26	Tahoma		16	255	-1
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X	255
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Text Block	0.5	-0.5	26	Tahoma		16	128	-1
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Analytic geometry, also known as coordinate geometry,	128
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or Cartesian geometry, is the study of geometry	128
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using a coordinate system combined with the principles	128
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of algebra.	128
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Usually the Cartesian coordinate system is applied to	128
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manipulate equations for planes, straight lines, and squares,	128
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often in two and sometimes in three dimensions.	128
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Here the point P(4, 5) on the xy plane is represented by	128
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the coordinates 4 and 5 where 	128
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                     4 is the value of the x coordinate and	128
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                     5 is the value of the y coordinate.	128
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Text Block	0.5	-4	20	Tahoma		12	128	-1
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At the bottom left of the display there is a representation of the coordinates	128
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for the position of the mouse cursor {a large plus sign}.	128
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As the mouse is moved these numbers show the coordinates of the cursor.	128
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It may be necessary to click on the coordinate to activate these numbers.	128
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The accuracy of the values displayed will be determined by the resolution of the	128
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computer screen. 	128
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