(7,9) (10,9) COMMAND: LINE

FROM POINT: 2,2

TO POINT: 2,4

1 2 2 3 3 (5,7) TO POINT: 3,5

TO POINT: 5,5

TO POINT: 5,7
(3,5) (5,5)
TO POINT: 7,9

(2,4) (13,4) TO POINT: 10,9

TO POINT: 13,4

TO POINT: 13,2
2

(2,2) (13,2)
7

7
TO POINT: CLOSE
ABSOLUTE RECTANGULAR CO-ORDINATE SYSTEM
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@(2,2) @(3,0) COMMAND: LINE

FROM POINT: 2,2

2

2
TO POINT: @0,2

@(0,2) TO POINT: @1,1

TO POINT: @2,0

TO POINT: @0,2
@(1,1) @(2,0)
CO-ORDINATE SYSTEM TO POINT: @2,2

@(0,2) @(3,-5) TO POINT: @3,0

With rectangular coordinates, the distances are entred as horizontal (X) TO POINT: @3,-5
and vertical (Y) displcements.
TO POINT: @0,-2
(2,2) @(0,-2)
Absolute rectangular coordinates are X and Y displacement from the TO POINT: CLOSE
origin (0,0). RELATIVE RECTANGULAR CO-ORDINATE SYSTEM
@(2,2) @3<0 COMMAND: LINE
Relative rectangular coordinates are X and Y displacements from the last
FROM POINT: 2,2
point entred.
TO POINT: @2<90
@ represents the last point entered. TO POINT: @(1,1)
@2<90
TO POINT: @2<0
Relative polar coordinates are a combination of a direction and a
distance from the last point entered. TO POINT: @2<90
@(1,1) @2<0
TO POINT: @(2,2)
Substituting rectangular coordinate input with polar coordinate input (or @2<90 @(3,-5) TO POINT: @3<0
vice versa) is not always done easily without the application of
TO POINT: @(3,-5)
trigonometric functions.
TO POINT: @2<270
(2,2) @2<270
TO POINT: CLOSE
RELATIVE POLAR CO-ORDINATE SYSTEM

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