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    The document contains 4 figures describing coordinate points using both absolute and relative coordinate systems. Figure 1 lists points A through X using absolute and relative polar and Cartesian coordinates. Figure 2 lists points A through N using absolute and relative polar and Cartesian coordinates. Figure 3 lists points 1 through 13 using absolute Cartesian coordinates to form a polygon shape. Figure 4 lists points 1 through 10 using relative polar coordinates to connect the points in a path.

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    The document contains 4 figures describing coordinate points using both absolute and relative coordinate systems. Figure 1 lists points A through X using absolute and relative polar and Cartesian coordinates. Figure 2 lists points A through N using absolute and relative polar and Cartesian coordinates. Figure 3 lists points 1 through 13 using absolute Cartesian coordinates to form a polygon shape. Figure 4 lists points 1 through 10 using relative polar coordinates to connect the points in a path.

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    The document contains 4 figures describing coordinate points using both absolute and relative coordinate systems. Figure 1 lists points A through X using absolute and relative polar and Cartesian coordinates. Figure 2 lists points A through N using absolute and relative polar and Cartesian coordinates. Figure 3 lists points 1 through 13 using absolute Cartesian coordinates to form a polygon shape. Figure 4 lists points 1 through 10 using relative polar coordinates to connect the points in a path.

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    FIGURE 1

    Origin 0,0
    Start Point A 10,30 Absolute Coordinate
    Point B 10,50 Absolute Coordinate
    Point C @20,0 Relative Cartesian
    Point D @0,10 Relative Cartesian
    Point E 10,60 Absolute Coordinate
    Point F 10,80 Absolute Coordinate
    To Point G @28.2843<45 Relative Polar
    Point H @20,0 Relative Cartesian
    Point I @0,-30 Relative Cartesian
    Point J 60,70 Absolute Coordinate
    Point K 60,100 Absolute Coordinate
    Point L @20,0 Relative Cartesian
    To Point M @28.2843<315 Relative Polar
    Point N 100,60 Absolute Coordinate
    Point O 80,60 Absolute Coordinate
    Point P @0,-10 Relative Cartesian
    Point Q @20,0 Relative Cartesian
    Point R 100,30 Absolute Coordinate
    To Point S @28.2843<225 Relative Polar
    Point T 70,10 Absolute Coordinate
    Point U 60,40 Absolute Coordinate
    Point V @-10,0 Relative Cartesian
    Point W 40,10 Absolute Coordinate
    Point X @-10,0 Relative Cartesian
    To Point A @28.2843<135 Relative Polar
    End
    Figure 2
    Origin 0,0
    Point A 0,4 Absolute Coordinate
    Point B @6.50,0 Relative Cartesian
    To Point C @1<270 Relative Polar
    Point D 4.75,0 Absolute Coordinate
    Point E @-1,0 Relative Cartesian
    To Point F @2<90 Relative Polar
    Point G 5,2 Absolute Coordinate
    Point H @0,1 Relative Cartesian
    To Point I @3.50<180 Relative Polar
    Point J @0,-1 Relative Cartesian
    Point K 2.75,2 Absolute Coordinate
    Point L @0,-2 Relative Cartesian
    To point M @1<180 Relative Polar
    Point N 0,3 Absolute Coordinate
    To Point A @0,1 Relative Cartesian

    Figure 3
    Start Point: 3,3
    Point 2: 3,5
    Point 3: 5,5
    Point 4: 5,7
    Point 5: 3,7
    Point 6: 3,8
    Point 7: 9,8
    Point 8: 9,7
    Point 9: 7,7
    Point 10: 7,5
    Point 11: 9,5
    Point 12: 9,3
    Point 13: 3,3
    End
    Figure 4
    Start Point: 2,2
    To Point 2 @2<0
    To Point 3 @5.06<15
    To Point 4 @1.50<90
    To Point 5 @1.94<0
    To Point 6 @3.48<90
    To Point 7 @3<150
    To Point 8 @3.50<180
    To Point 9 @2.50<270
    To Point 10 @2.73<180
    To Point 1 @5.29<270
    End

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