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Cartesian equation

Cartesian equation noun: an equation that describes a line or plane in terms of the relationship between the coordinates on the axes involved.

Noun

Cartesian equation (plural Cartesian equations)

  1. An equation that describes a line or plane in terms of the relationship between the coordinates on the axes involved.

Forms of Cartesian equation

pluralCartesian equations

Questions about Cartesian equation

What does Cartesian equation mean?
Cartesian equation means an equation that describes a line or plane in terms of the relationship between the coordinates on the axes involved.
What part of speech is Cartesian equation?
Cartesian equation is a noun.
What is the plural of Cartesian equation?
The plural of Cartesian equation is Cartesian equations.

Words near Cartesian equation in the dictionary

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  9. Cartesian grids
  10. Cartesian natural transformation
  11. Cartesian natural transformations

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