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kartesisches Koordinatensystem
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rechtwinkeliges Koordinatensystem
A Cartesian coordinate system is a way to pinpoint any location on a flat surface by using just two numbers, called coordinates. This system matters because it provides a simple, universal method for describing positions precisely, which is essential for everything from mapping and navigation to mathematics and computer graphics.
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Ein kartesisches Koordinatensystem ist ein orthogonales Koordinatensystem. Es ist nach dem latinisierten Namen Cartesius des französischen Mathematikers René Descartes benannt, der das Konzept der „kartesischen Koordinaten“ bekannt gemacht hat. Im zwei- und dreidimensionalen Raum handelt es sich um das am häufigsten verwendete Koordinatensystem, da sich viele geometrische Sachverhalte in diesem anschaulich und übersichtlich beschreiben lassen.
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