The three numbers representing the three perpendicular distances of the point from three mutually perpendicular planes are called the

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The three numbers representing the three perpendicular distances of the point from three mutually perpendicular planes are called the (A) coordinates of the point with respect to the two coordinate planes (B) coordinates of the origin with respect to the three coordinate planes (C) coordinates of the point with reference to the three coordinate planes (D) None of the above

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The three numbers representing the three perpendicular distances are called the coordinates of the point with reference to the three coordinate planes. So, a point in space has three coordinates.

Q. The three numbers representing the three perpendicular distances of the point from three mutually perpendicular planes are called the

coordinates of the point with respect to the two coordinate planes

coordinates of the origin with respect to the three coordinate planes

coordinates of the point with reference to the three coordinate planes

None of the above

The three numbers representing the three perpendicular distances are called the coordinates of the point with reference to the three coordinate planes. So, a point in space has three coordinates.