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Explore the intriguing world of coordinates with fascinating examples and puzzles. Learn about distances, reflections, and movements in 2D and 3D space through interactive scenarios.
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The points (3, 4) and (4, 3) are both the same distance from (0, 0).
If you start at (3, -7) and move up 4, then you will end up at (3, -11).
If you use the x axis as a mirror line, then the point (3, 10) will get reflected to (3, -10).
If you use the line shown as a mirror line, then the point (3, 10) will get reflected to (3, -10). 2
If you start at (3, 0) and move vertically up or down, the x coordinate will always be 3.
If you start at the point (2, 2) and move 2 squares to the right and 2 squares down, you will be at (4, 4).
If you are not on one of the grid lines it is impossible to give the coordinates of where you are.
To tell someone where you are in 3-dimensions you need an x and y axis and also a z axis. z y x