WEEK 4LECTURE 1
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EEm
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coordinate axes
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axes Xaxis
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Coordinate Systems in 3 Dimensions: A Basic Introduction, Lecture notes of Mathematical Analysis
A basic introduction to coordinate systems in three dimensions. It covers the concept of coordinate axes, coordinate planes, and the distance formula in 3d space. The document also includes examples of how to represent surfaces in 3d space using equations. It is suitable for students who are new to the concept of 3d coordinate systems and need a basic understanding of the topic.
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