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  "Apollonius	of	Perga".	^	Boyer	2004,	p.	82	^	a	b	Katz	1998,	pg.	For	example,	x	2	+	y	2	−	1	=	0	{\displaystyle	x^{2}+y^{2}-1=0}	is	the	relation	that	describes	the	unit	circle.	The	variable	y	{\displaystyle	y}	has	been	eliminated.	(1965),	"Johann	Hudde	and	space	coordinates",	Mathematics	Teacher,	58	(1):	33–36,	doi:10.5951/MT.58.1.0033	Coolidge,
  J.	In	a	manner	analogous	to	the	way	lines	in	a	two-dimensional	space	are	described	using	a	point-slope	form	for	their	equations,	planes	in	a	three	dimensional	space	have	a	natural	description	using	a	point	in	the	plane	and	a	vector	orthogonal	to	it	(the	normal	vector)	to	indicate	its	"inclination".	b	is	the	y-intercept	of	the	line.	ISBN	0-471-18082-3.	^
  Boyer,	Carl	B.	Skewing	is	an	example	of	a	transformation	not	usually	considered.	Positive	h	{\displaystyle	h}	and	k	{\displaystyle	k}	values	mean	the	function	is	translated	to	the	positive	end	of	its	axis	and	negative	meaning	translation	towards	the	negative	end.	This	system	can	also	be	used	for	three-dimensional	geometry,	where	every	point	in
  Euclidean	space	is	represented	by	an	ordered	triple	of	coordinates	(x,	y,	z).	A	separate	article,	South	Asian	mathematics,	focuses	on	the	early	history	of	mathematics	in	the	Indian	subcontinent	and	the	development	there	of	the	modern	decimal	place-value	numeral	system.	Will	parallel	lines	eventually	meet?	There	appear	to	be	no	cases	in	ancient
  geometry	in	which	a	coordinate	frame	of	reference	was	laid	down	a	priori	for	purposes	of	graphical	representation	of	an	equation	or	relationship,	whether	symbolically	or	rhetorically	expressed.	Quadric	surfaces	Main	article:	Quadric	surface	A	quadric,	or	quadric	surface,	is	a	2-dimensional	surface	in	3-dimensional	space	defined	as	the	locus	of	zeros
  of	a	quadratic	polynomial.	Springer	Science	+	Business	Media	Inc.	Similarly,	Euclidean	space	is	given	coordinates	where	every	point	has	three	coordinates.	For	example,	the	parent	function	y	=	1	/	x	{\displaystyle	y=1/x}	has	a	horizontal	and	a	vertical	asymptote,	and	occupies	the	first	and	third	quadrant,	and	all	of	its	transformed	forms	have	one
  horizontal	and	vertical	asymptote,	and	occupies	either	the	1st	and	3rd	or	2nd	and	4th	quadrant.	(1948),	"The	Beginnings	of	Analytic	Geometry	in	Three	Dimensions",	American	Mathematical	Monthly,	55	(2):	76–86,	doi:10.2307/2305740,	JSTOR	2305740	Pecl,	J.,	Newton	and	analytic	geometry	External	links	Coordinate	Geometry	topics	with	interactive
  animations	Retrieved	from	"	Katz,	Victor	J.	The	b	{\displaystyle	b}	value	compresses	the	graph	of	the	function	horizontally	if	greater	than	1	and	stretches	the	function	horizontally	if	less	than	1,	and	like	a	{\displaystyle	a}	,	reflects	the	function	in	the	y	{\displaystyle	y}	-axis	when	it	is	negative.	(2006),	Math	refresher	for	scientists	and	engineers,	John
  Wiley	and	Sons,	pp.	44–45,	ISBN	0-471-75715-2,	Section	3.2,	page	45	^	Silvio	Levy	Quadrics	in	"Geometry	Formulas	and	Facts",	excerpted	from	30th	Edition	of	CRC	Standard	Mathematical	Tables	and	Formulas,	CRC	Press,	from	The	Geometry	Center	at	University	of	Minnesota	^	M.R.	Spiegel;	S.	See	also	Cross	product	Rotation	of	axes	Translation	of
  axes	Vector	space	Notes	^	Boyer,	Carl	B.	However,	although	Apollonius	came	close	to	developing	analytic	geometry,	he	did	not	manage	to	do	so	since	he	did	not	take	into	account	negative	magnitudes	and	in	every	case	the	coordinate	system	was	superimposed	upon	a	given	curve	a	posteriori	instead	of	a	priori.	442	^	Katz	1998,	pg.	As	it	passes
  through	the	point	where	the	tangent	line	and	the	curve	meet,	called	the	point	of	tangency,	the	tangent	line	is	"going	in	the	same	direction"	as	the	curve,	and	is	thus	the	best	straight-line	approximation	to	the	curve	at	that	point.	For	the	study	of	analytic	varieties,	see	Algebraic	geometry	§	Analytic	geometry.	Tangents	and	normals	Tangent	lines	and
  planes	Main	article:	Tangent	In	geometry,	the	tangent	line	(or	simply	tangent)	to	a	plane	curve	at	a	given	point	is	the	straight	line	that	"just	touches"	the	curve	at	that	point.	436	^	Pierre	de	Fermat,	Varia	Opera	Mathematica	d.	In	fact,	the	general	concept	of	an	equation	in	unknown	quantities	was	alien	to	Greek	thought.	That	the	algebra	of	the	real
  numbers	can	be	employed	to	yield	results	about	the	linear	continuum	of	geometry	relies	on	the	Cantor–Dedekind	axiom.	(	0	,	0	)	{\displaystyle	(0,0)}	is	not	in	P	{\displaystyle	P}	so	it	is	not	in	the	intersection.	x	is	the	independent	variable	of	the	function	y	=	f(x).	The	intersection	of	a	geometric	object	and	the	x	{\displaystyle	x}	-axis	is	called	the	x
  {\displaystyle	x}	-intercept	of	the	object.	One	may	transform	back	and	forth	between	two-dimensional	Cartesian	and	polar	coordinates	by	using	these	formulae:	x	=	r	cos	⁡	θ	,	y	=	r	sin	⁡	θ	;	r	=	x	2	+	y	2	,	θ	=	arctan	⁡	(	y	/	x	)	.	^	While	this	discussion	is	limited	to	the	xy-plane,	it	can	easily	be	extended	to	higher	dimensions.	For	more	information,	consult
  the	Wikipedia	article	on	affine	transformations.	"The	Calculus".	Similarly,	the	angle	that	a	line	makes	with	the	horizontal	can	be	defined	by	the	formula	θ	=	arctan	⁡	(	m	)	,	{\displaystyle	\theta	=\arctan(m),}	where	m	is	the	slope	of	the	line.	This	contrasts	with	synthetic	geometry.	{\displaystyle	y={\frac	{\pm	{\sqrt	{3}}}{2}}.}	So	our	intersection	has
  two	points:	(	1	/	2	,	+	3	2	)	and	(	1	/	2	,	−	3	2	)	.	Spherical	coordinates	(in	a	space)	Main	article:	Spherical	coordinate	system	In	spherical	coordinates,	every	point	in	space	is	represented	by	its	distance	ρ	from	the	origin,	the	angle	θ	its	projection	on	the	xy-plane	makes	with	respect	to	the	horizontal	axis,	and	the	angle	φ	that	it	makes	with	respect	to	the
  z-axis.	The	application	of	references	lines	in	general,	and	of	a	diameter	and	a	tangent	at	its	extremity	in	particular,	is,	of	course,	not	essentially	different	from	the	use	of	a	coordinate	frame,	whether	rectangular	or,	more	generally,	oblique.	ISBN	978-0-495-01166-8	^	Percey	Franklyn	Smith,	Arthur	Sullivan	Gale	(1905)Introduction	to	Analytic
  Geometry,	Athaeneum	Press	^	William	H.	It	was	Leonhard	Euler	who	first	applied	the	coordinate	method	in	a	systematic	study	of	space	curves	and	surfaces.	A	History	of	Mathematics.	pp.	142.	As	a	consequence	of	the	exponential	growth	of	science,	most	mathematics	has	developed	since	the	15th	century	ce,	and	it	is	a	historical	fact	that,	from	the
  15th	century	to	the	late	20th	century,	new	developments	in	mathematics	were	largely	concentrated	in	Europe	and	North	America.	{\displaystyle	\sum	_{i,j=1}^{3}x_{i}Q_{ij}x_{j}+\sum	_{i=1}^{3}P_{i}x_{i}+R=0.}	Quadric	surfaces	include	ellipsoids	(including	the	sphere),	paraboloids,	hyperboloids,	cylinders,	cones,	and	planes.	Calculus:	Early
  Transcendentals,	6th	ed.,	Brooks	Cole	Cengage	Learning.	ISBN	0-387-95336-1.	{\displaystyle	B^{2}-4AC.}	If	the	conic	is	non-degenerate,	then:	if	B	2	−	4	A	C	<	0	{\displaystyle	B^{2}-4AC	0	{\displaystyle	B^{2}-4AC>0}	,	the	equation	represents	a	hyperbola;	if	we	also	have	A	+	C	=	0	{\displaystyle	A+C=0}	,	the	equation	represents	a	rectangular
  hyperbola.	The	dot	product	of	two	Euclidean	vectors	A	and	B	is	defined	by[22]	A	⋅	B	=	d	e	f	‖	A	‖	‖	B	‖	cos	⁡	θ	,	{\displaystyle	\mathbf	{A}	\cdot	\mathbf	{B}	{\stackrel	{\mathrm	{def}	}{=}}\left\|\mathbf	{A}	\right\|\left\|\mathbf	{B}	\right\|\cos	\theta	,}	where	θ	is	the	angle	between	A	and	B.	For	the	line	y	=	m	x	+	b	{\displaystyle	y=mx+b}	,	the
  parameter	b	{\displaystyle	b}	specifies	the	point	where	the	line	crosses	the	y	{\displaystyle	y}	axis.	These	points	form	a	line,	and	y	=	x	is	said	to	be	the	equation	for	this	line.	The	Apollonian	relationship	between	these	abscissas	and	the	corresponding	ordinates	are	nothing	more	nor	less	than	rhetorical	forms	of	the	equations	of	the	curves.	70:	"Une
  introduction	aux	lieux,	plans	&	solides;	qui	est	un	traité	analytique	concernant	la	solution	des	problemes	plans	&	solides,	qui	avoit	esté	veu	devant	que	M.	Coordinates,	variables,	and	equations	were	subsidiary	notions	derived	from	a	specific	geometric	situation;	[...]	That	Apollonius,	the	greatest	geometer	of	antiquity,	failed	to	develop	analytic
  geometry,	was	probably	the	result	of	a	poverty	of	curves	rather	than	of	thought.	In	three	dimensions,	distance	is	given	by	the	generalization	of	the	Pythagorean	theorem:	d	=	(	x	2	−	x	1	)	2	+	(	y	2	−	y	1	)	2	+	(	z	2	−	z	1	)	2	,	{\displaystyle	d={\sqrt	{(x_{2}-x_{1})^{2}+(y_{2}-y_{1})^{2}+(z_{2}-z_{1})^{2}}},}	while	the	angle	between	two	vectors	is
  given	by	the	dot	product.	{\displaystyle	\left(1/2,{\frac	{+{\sqrt	{3}}}{2}}\right)\;\;{\text{and}}\;\;\left(1/2,{\frac	{-{\sqrt	{3}}}{2}}\right).}	For	conic	sections,	as	many	as	4	points	might	be	in	the	intersection.	Normal	line	and	vector	Main	article:	Normal	(geometry)	In	geometry,	a	normal	is	an	object	such	as	a	line	or	vector	that	is	perpendicular	to
  a	given	object.	Changing	x	{\displaystyle	x}	to	x	cos	⁡	A	+	y	sin	⁡	A	{\displaystyle	x\cos	A+y\sin	A}	and	changing	y	{\displaystyle	y}	to	−	x	sin	⁡	A	+	y	cos	⁡	A	{\displaystyle	-x\sin	A+y\cos	A}	rotates	the	graph	by	an	angle	A	{\displaystyle	A}	.	Depending	on	the	context,	either	b	{\displaystyle	b}	or	the	point	(	0	,	b	)	{\displaystyle	(0,b)}	is	called	the	y
  {\displaystyle	y}	-intercept.	(2003).	Transformations	a)	y	=	f(x)	=	|x|							b)	y	=	f(x+3)							c)	y	=	f(x)-3							d)	y	=	1/2	f(x)	Transformations	are	applied	to	a	parent	function	to	turn	it	into	a	new	function	with	similar	characteristics.	Omar	Khayyam	(ca.	Coordinates,	variables,	and	equations	were	subsidiary	notions	applied	to	a	specific	geometric	situation.
  [3]	Persia	The	11th-century	Persian	mathematician	Omar	Khayyam	saw	a	strong	relationship	between	geometry	and	algebra	and	was	moving	in	the	right	direction	when	he	helped	close	the	gap	between	numerical	and	geometric	algebra[4]	with	his	geometric	solution	of	the	general	cubic	equations,[5]	but	the	decisive	step	came	later	with	Descartes.[4]
  Omar	Khayyam	is	credited	with	identifying	the	foundations	of	algebraic	geometry,	and	his	book	Treatise	on	Demonstrations	of	Problems	of	Algebra	(1070),	which	laid	down	the	principles	of	analytic	geometry,	is	part	of	the	body	of	Persian	mathematics	that	was	eventually	transmitted	to	Europe.[6]	Because	of	his	thoroughgoing	geometrical	approach	to
  algebraic	equations,	Khayyam	can	be	considered	a	precursor	to	Descartes	in	the	invention	of	analytic	geometry.[7]: 248 	Western	Europe	Part	of	a	series	onRené	Descartes	Philosophy	Cartesianism	Rationalism	Foundationalism	Mechanism	Doubt	and	certainty	Dream	argument	Cogito,	ergo	sum	Evil	demon	Trademark	argument	Causal	adequacy
  principle	Mind–body	dichotomy	Analytic	geometry	Coordinate	system	Cartesian	circle	·	Folium	Rule	of	signs	Cartesian	diver	Balloonist	theory	Wax	argument	Res	cogitans	Res	extensa	Works	Rules	for	the	Direction	of	the	Mind	The	Search	for	Truth	The	World	Discourse	on	the	Method	La	Géométrie	Meditations	on	First	Philosophy	Principles	of
  Philosophy	Passions	of	the	Soul	People	Christina,	Queen	of	Sweden	Baruch	Spinoza	Gottfried	Wilhelm	Leibniz	Francine	Descartes	vte	Analytic	geometry	was	independently	invented	by	René	Descartes	and	Pierre	de	Fermat,[8][9]	although	Descartes	is	sometimes	given	sole	credit.[10][11]	Cartesian	geometry,	the	alternative	term	used	for	analytic
  geometry,	is	named	after	Descartes.	Recalling	that	two	vectors	are	perpendicular	if	and	only	if	their	dot	product	is	zero,	it	follows	that	the	desired	plane	can	be	described	as	the	set	of	all	points	r	{\displaystyle	\mathbf	{r}	}	such	that	n	⋅	(	r	−	r	0	)	=	0.	{\displaystyle	x=1/2.}	Next,	we	place	this	value	of	x	{\displaystyle	x}	in	either	of	the	original
  equations	and	solve	for	y	{\displaystyle	y}	:	(	1	/	2	)	2	+	y	2	=	1	{\displaystyle	(1/2)^{2}+y^{2}=1}	y	2	=	3	/	4	{\displaystyle	y^{2}=3/4}	y	=	±	3	2	.	Since	this	material	has	a	strong	resemblance	to	the	use	of	coordinates,	as	illustrated	above,	it	has	sometimes	been	maintained	that	Menaechmus	had	analytic	geometry.	"The	Age	of	Plato	and	Aristotle".
  {\displaystyle	Ax^{2}+Bxy+Cy^{2}+Dx+Ey+F=0{\text{	with	}}A,B,C{\text{	not	all	zero.}}}	As	scaling	all	six	constants	yields	the	same	locus	of	zeros,	one	can	consider	conics	as	points	in	the	five-dimensional	projective	space	P	5	.	mathematics,	the	science	of	structure,	order,	and	relation	that	has	evolved	from	elemental	practices	of	counting,
  measuring,	and	describing	the	shapes	of	objects.	Initially	the	work	was	not	well	received,	due,	in	part,	to	the	many	gaps	in	arguments	and	complicated	equations.	The	intersection	of	P	{\displaystyle	P}	and	Q	{\displaystyle	Q}	can	be	found	by	solving	the	simultaneous	equations:	x	2	+	y	2	=	1	{\displaystyle	x^{2}+y^{2}=1}	(	x	−	1	)	2	+	y	2	=	1.
  (1998),	A	History	of	Mathematics:	An	Introduction	(2nd	Ed.),	Reading:	Addison	Wesley	Longman,	ISBN	0-321-01618-1	Struik,	D.	^	a	b	Boyer	(1991).	The	way	in	which	these	civilizations	influenced	one	another	and	the	important	direct	contributions	Greece	and	Islam	made	to	later	developments	are	discussed	in	the	first	parts	of	this	article.India’s
  contributions	to	the	development	of	contemporary	mathematics	were	made	through	the	considerable	influence	of	Indian	achievements	on	Islamic	mathematics	during	its	formative	years.	Descartes	made	significant	progress	with	the	methods	in	an	essay	titled	La	Géométrie	(Geometry),	one	of	the	three	accompanying	essays	(appendices)	published	in
  1637	together	with	his	Discourse	on	the	Method	for	Rightly	Directing	One's	Reason	and	Searching	for	Truth	in	the	Sciences,	commonly	referred	to	as	Discourse	on	Method.	Only	after	the	translation	into	Latin	and	the	addition	of	commentary	by	van	Schooten	in	1649	(and	further	work	thereafter)	did	Descartes's	masterpiece	receive	due	recognition.
  [12]	Pierre	de	Fermat	also	pioneered	the	development	of	analytic	geometry.	For	example,	the	equation	y	=	x	corresponds	to	the	set	of	all	the	points	on	the	plane	whose	x-coordinate	and	y-coordinate	are	equal.	The	article	East	Asian	mathematics	covers	the	mostly	independent	development	of	mathematics	in	China,	Japan,	Korea,	and	Vietnam.The
  substantive	branches	of	mathematics	are	treated	in	several	articles.	History	Ancient	Greece	The	Greek	mathematician	Menaechmus	solved	problems	and	proved	theorems	by	using	a	method	that	had	a	strong	resemblance	to	the	use	of	coordinates	and	it	has	sometimes	been	maintained	that	he	had	introduced	analytic	geometry.[1]	Apollonius	of	Perga,
  in	On	Determinate	Section,	dealt	with	problems	in	a	manner	that	may	be	called	an	analytic	geometry	of	one	dimension;	with	the	question	of	finding	points	on	a	line	that	were	in	a	ratio	to	the	others.[2]	Apollonius	in	the	Conics	further	developed	a	method	that	is	so	similar	to	analytic	geometry	that	his	work	is	sometimes	thought	to	have	anticipated	the
  work	of	Descartes	by	some	1800	years.	A	similar	definition	applies	to	space	curves	and	curves	in	n-dimensional	Euclidean	space.	GeometryProjecting	a	sphere	to	a	plane	OutlineHistory	Branches	Euclidean	Non-Euclidean	Elliptic	Spherical	Hyperbolic	Non-Archimedean	geometry	Projective	Affine	Synthetic	Analytic	Algebraic	Arithmetic	Diophantine
  Differential	Riemannian	Symplectic	Discrete	differential	Complex	Finite	Discrete/Combinatorial	Digital	Convex	Computational	Fractal	Incidence	Noncommutative	geometry	Noncommutative	algebraic	geometry	ConceptsFeaturesDimension	Straightedge	and	compass	constructions	Angle	Curve	Diagonal	Orthogonality	(Perpendicular)	Parallel	Vertex
  Congruence	Similarity	Symmetry	Zero-dimensional	Point	One-dimensional	Line	segment	ray	Length	Two-dimensional	Plane	Area	Polygon	Triangle	Altitude	Hypotenuse	Pythagorean	theorem	Parallelogram	Square	Rectangle	Rhombus	Rhomboid	Quadrilateral	Trapezoid	Kite	Circle	Diameter	Circumference	Area	Three-dimensional	Volume	Cube	cuboid
  Cylinder	Pyramid	Sphere	Four-	/	other-dimensional	Tesseract	Hypersphere	Geometers	by	name	Aida	Aryabhata	Ahmes	Alhazen	Apollonius	Archimedes	Atiyah	Baudhayana	Bolyai	Brahmagupta	Cartan	Coxeter	Descartes	Euclid	Euler	Gauss	Gromov	Hilbert	Jyeṣṭhadeva	Kātyāyana	Khayyám	Klein	Lobachevsky	Manava	Minkowski	Minggatu	Pascal
  Pythagoras	Parameshvara	Poincaré	Riemann	Sakabe	Sijzi	al-Tusi	Veblen	Virasena	Yang	Hui	al-Yasamin	Zhang	List	of	geometers	by	period	BCE	Ahmes	Baudhayana	Manava	Pythagoras	Euclid	Archimedes	Apollonius	1–1400s	Zhang	Kātyāyana	Aryabhata	Brahmagupta	Virasena	Alhazen	Sijzi	Khayyám	al-Yasamin	al-Tusi	Yang	Hui	Parameshvara	1400s–
  1700s	Jyeṣṭhadeva	Descartes	Pascal	Minggatu	Euler	Sakabe	Aida	1700s–1900s	Gauss	Lobachevsky	Bolyai	Riemann	Klein	Poincaré	Hilbert	Minkowski	Cartan	Veblen	Coxeter	Present	day	Atiyah	Gromov	vte	In	classical	mathematics,	analytic	geometry,	also	known	as	coordinate	geometry	or	Cartesian	geometry,	is	the	study	of	geometry	using	a
  coordinate	system.	He	further	developed	relations	between	the	abscissas	and	the	corresponding	ordinates	that	are	equivalent	to	rhetorical	equations	of	curves.	See	algebra;	analysis;	arithmetic;	combinatorics;	game	theory;	geometry;	number	theory;	numerical	analysis;	optimization;	probability	theory;	set	theory;	statistics;	trigonometry.	^	"Eloge	de
  Monsieur	de	Fermat"	(Eulogy	of	Mr.	de	Fermat),	Le	Journal	des	Scavans,	9	February	1665,	pp.	69–72.	Usually	the	Cartesian	coordinate	system	is	applied	to	manipulate	equations	for	planes,	straight	lines,	and	circles,	often	in	two	and	sometimes	three	dimensions.	The	Apollonian	treatise	On	Determinate	Section	dealt	with	what	might	be	called	an
  analytic	geometry	of	one	dimension.	J.	Substitution:	Solve	the	first	equation	for	y	{\displaystyle	y}	in	terms	of	x	{\displaystyle	x}	and	then	substitute	the	expression	for	y	{\displaystyle	y}	into	the	second	equation:	x	2	+	y	2	=	1	{\displaystyle	x^{2}+y^{2}=1}	y	2	=	1	−	x	2	.	The	graph	of	R	(	x	,	y	)	{\displaystyle	R(x,y)}	is	changed	by	standard
  transformations	as	follows:	Changing	x	{\displaystyle	x}	to	x	−	h	{\displaystyle	x-h}	moves	the	graph	to	the	right	h	{\displaystyle	h}	units.	The	key	difference	between	Fermat's	and	Descartes'	treatments	is	a	matter	of	viewpoint:	Fermat	always	started	with	an	algebraic	equation	and	then	described	the	geometric	curve	that	satisfied	it,	whereas
  Descartes	started	with	geometric	curves	and	produced	their	equations	as	one	of	several	properties	of	the	curves.[12]	As	a	consequence	of	this	approach,	Descartes	had	to	deal	with	more	complicated	equations	and	he	had	to	develop	the	methods	to	work	with	polynomial	equations	of	higher	degree.	Does	the	point	(	0	,	0	)	{\displaystyle	(0,0)}	make	both
  equations	true?	Does	a	rectangle	have	three	right	angles?	Petri	de	Fermat,	Senatoris	Tolosani	(Toulouse,	France:	Jean	Pech,	1679),	"Ad	locos	planos	et	solidos	isagoge,"	pp.	91–103.	For	equations	of	higher	degree	than	three,	Omar	Khayyam	evidently	did	not	envision	similar	geometric	methods,	for	space	does	not	contain	more	than	three	dimensions,
  ...	Cylindrical	coordinates	(in	a	space)	Main	article:	Cylindrical	coordinates	In	cylindrical	coordinates,	every	point	of	space	is	represented	by	its	height	z,	its	radius	r	from	the	z-axis	and	the	angle	θ	its	projection	on	the	xy-plane	makes	with	respect	to	the	horizontal	axis.	Transformations	can	be	applied	to	any	geometric	equation	whether	or	not	the
  equation	represents	a	function.	Mathematics:	Fact	or	Fiction?	the	two	founders	of	analytic	geometry,	Fermat	and	Descartes,	were	both	strongly	influenced	by	these	developments.	The	concept	of	normality	generalizes	to	orthogonality.	As	taught	in	school	books,	analytic	geometry	can	be	explained	more	simply:	it	is	concerned	with	defining	and
  representing	geometric	shapes	in	a	numerical	way	and	extracting	numerical	information	from	shapes'	numerical	definitions	and	representations.	For	full	treatment	of	this	aspect,	see	mathematics,	foundations	of.This	article	offers	a	history	of	mathematics	from	ancient	times	to	the	present.	Coordinates	Main	article:	Coordinate	systems	Illustration	of	a
  Cartesian	coordinate	plane.	"Omar	Khayyam,	the	Mathematician",	The	Journal	of	the	American	Oriental	Society	123.	92	^	Cooper,	G.	The	equation	will	be	of	the	form	A	x	2	+	B	x	y	+	C	y	2	+	D	x	+	E	y	+	F	=	0		with		A	,	B	,	C		not	all	zero.	McCrea,	Analytic	Geometry	of	Three	Dimensions	Courier	Dover	Publications,	Jan	27,	2012	^	Weisstein,	Eric	W.	No
  attention	should	be	paid	to	the	fact	that	algebra	and	geometry	are	different	in	appearance.	Spellman	(2009).	Finding	intercepts	Main	articles:	x-intercept	and	y-intercept	One	type	of	intersection	which	is	widely	studied	is	the	intersection	of	a	geometric	object	with	the	x	{\displaystyle	x}	and	y	{\displaystyle	y}	coordinate	axes.	McGraw	Hill.
  Geometrically,	one	studies	the	Euclidean	plane	(two	dimensions)	and	Euclidean	space.	The	person	who	is	popularly	credited	with	being	the	discoverer	of	analytic	geometry	was	the	philosopher	René	Descartes	(1596–1650),	one	of	the	most	influential	thinkers	of	the	modern	era.	The	plane	determined	by	this	point	and	vector	consists	of	those	points	P
  {\displaystyle	P}	,	with	position	vector	r	{\displaystyle	\mathbf	{r}	}	,	such	that	the	vector	drawn	from	P	0	{\displaystyle	P_{0}}	to	P	{\displaystyle	P}	is	perpendicular	to	n	{\displaystyle	\mathbf	{n}	}	.	In	three	dimensions,	a	single	equation	usually	gives	a	surface,	and	a	curve	must	be	specified	as	the	intersection	of	two	surfaces	(see	below),	or	as	a
  system	of	parametric	equations.[18]	The	equation	x2	+	y2	=	r2	is	the	equation	for	any	circle	centered	at	the	origin	(0,	0)	with	a	radius	of	r.	Transformations	can	be	considered	as	individual	transactions	or	in	combinations.	In	analytic	geometry,	geometric	notions	such	as	distance	and	angle	measure	are	defined	using	formulas.	For	these	reasons,	the
  bulk	of	this	article	is	devoted	to	European	developments	since	1500.This	does	not	mean,	however,	that	developments	elsewhere	have	been	unimportant.	pp.	326.	"Analytic	Geometry".	The	decisive	step	in	this	direction	came	much	later	with	Descartes,	but	Omar	Khayyam	was	moving	in	this	direction	when	he	wrote,	"Whoever	thinks	algebra	is	a	trick	in
  obtaining	unknowns	has	thought	it	in	vain.	Polar	coordinates	(in	a	plane)	Main	article:	Polar	coordinates	In	polar	coordinates,	every	point	of	the	plane	is	represented	by	its	distance	r	from	the	origin	and	its	angle	θ,	with	θ	normally	measured	counterclockwise	from	the	positive	x-axis.	Distance	and	angle	Main	articles:	Distance	and	Angle	The	distance
  formula	on	the	plane	follows	from	the	Pythagorean	theorem.	Lipschutz;	D.	(1969),	A	Source	Book	in	Mathematics,	1200-1800,	Harvard	University	Press,	ISBN	978-0674823556	Articles	Bissell,	Christopher	C.	A	History	of	Mathematics	(Second	ed.).	Distances	measured	along	the	diameter	from	the	point	of	tangency	are	the	abscissas,	and	segments
  parallel	to	the	tangent	and	intercepted	between	the	axis	and	the	curve	are	the	ordinates.	The	word	"normal"	is	also	used	as	an	adjective:	a	line	normal	to	a	plane,	the	normal	component	of	a	force,	the	normal	vector,	etc.	John	Wiley	&	Sons,	Inc.	General	methods	are	not	necessary	when	problems	concern	always	one	of	a	limited	number	of	particular
  cases.	The	value	of	the	coordinates	depends	on	the	choice	of	the	initial	point	of	origin.	(1987),	"Cartesian	geometry:	The	Dutch	contribution",	The	Mathematical	Intelligencer,	9:	38–44,	doi:10.1007/BF03023730	Boyer,	Carl	B.	The	y	2	{\displaystyle	y^{2}}	in	the	first	equation	is	subtracted	from	the	y	2	{\displaystyle	y^{2}}	in	the	second	equation
  leaving	no	y	{\displaystyle	y}	term.	In	coordinates	x1,	x2,x3,	the	general	quadric	is	defined	by	the	algebraic	equation[21]	∑	i	,	j	=	1	3	x	i	Q	i	j	x	j	+	∑	i	=	1	3	P	i	x	i	+	R	=	0.	{\displaystyle	(x-1)^{2}+y^{2}=1.}	Traditional	methods	for	finding	intersections	include	substitution	and	elimination.	His	application	of	reference	lines,	a	diameter	and	a	tangent
  is	essentially	no	different	from	our	modern	use	of	a	coordinate	frame,	where	the	distances	measured	along	the	diameter	from	the	point	of	tangency	are	the	abscissas,	and	the	segments	parallel	to	the	tangent	and	intercepted	between	the	axis	and	the	curve	are	the	ordinates.	pp.	156.	Four	points	are	marked	and	labeled	with	their	coordinates:	(2,3)	in
  green,	(−3,1)	in	red,	(−1.5,−2.5)	in	blue,	and	the	origin	(0,0)	in	purple.	Analytic	geometry	is	used	in	physics	and	engineering,	and	also	in	aviation,	rocketry,	space	science,	and	spaceflight.	That	is,	equations	were	determined	by	curves,	but	curves	were	not	determined	by	equations.	des	Cartes	eut	rien	publié	sur	ce	sujet."	(An	introduction	to	loci,	plane
  and	solid;	which	is	an	analytical	treatise	concerning	the	solution	of	plane	and	solid	problems,	which	was	seen	before	Mr.	des	Cartes	had	published	anything	on	this	subject.)	^	a	b	Stewart,	James	(2008).	Indeed,	to	understand	the	history	of	mathematics	in	Europe,	it	is	necessary	to	know	its	history	at	least	in	ancient	Mesopotamia	and	Egypt,	in	ancient
  Greece,	and	in	Islamic	civilization	from	the	9th	to	the	15th	century.	It	was	shortcomings	in	algebraic	notations	that,	more	than	anything	else,	operated	against	the	Greek	achievement	of	a	full-fledged	coordinate	geometry.	References	Books	Boyer,	Carl	B.	Using	this	notation,	points	are	typically	written	as	an	ordered	pair	(r,	θ).	Cooper	(2003).	More
  precisely,	a	straight	line	is	said	to	be	a	tangent	of	a	curve	y	=	f(x)	at	a	point	x	=	c	on	the	curve	if	the	line	passes	through	the	point	(c,	f(c))	on	the	curve	and	has	slope	f'(c)	where	f'	is	the	derivative	of	f.	Such	a	judgment	is	warranted	only	in	part,	for	certainly	Menaechmus	was	unaware	that	any	equation	in	two	unknown	quantities	determines	a	curve.
  Vector	Analysis	(Schaum's	Outlines)	(2nd	ed.).	Since	the	17th	century,	mathematics	has	been	an	indispensable	adjunct	to	the	physical	sciences	and	technology,	and	in	more	recent	times	it	has	assumed	a	similar	role	in	the	quantitative	aspects	of	the	life	sciences.In	many	cultures—under	the	stimulus	of	the	needs	of	practical	pursuits,	such	as	commerce
  and	agriculture—mathematics	has	developed	far	beyond	basic	counting.	^	Stillwell,	John	(2004).	For	example,	using	Cartesian	coordinates	on	the	plane,	the	distance	between	two	points	(x1,	y1)	and	(x2,	y2)	is	defined	by	the	formula	d	=	(	x	2	−	x	1	)	2	+	(	y	2	−	y	1	)	2	,	{\displaystyle	d={\sqrt	{(x_{2}-x_{1})^{2}+(y_{2}-y_{1})^{2}}},}	which	can	be
  viewed	as	a	version	of	the	Pythagorean	theorem.	Like	his	Arab	predecessors,	Omar	Khayyam	provided	for	quadratic	equations	both	arithmetic	and	geometric	solutions;	for	general	cubic	equations,	he	believed	(mistakenly,	as	the	sixteenth	century	later	showed),	arithmetic	solutions	were	impossible;	hence	he	gave	only	geometric	solutions.	Lines	and
  planes	Main	articles:	Line	(geometry)	and	Plane	(geometry)	Lines	in	a	Cartesian	plane,	or	more	generally,	in	affine	coordinates,	can	be	described	algebraically	by	linear	equations.	The	intersection	of	a	geometric	object	and	the	y	{\displaystyle	y}	-axis	is	called	the	y	{\displaystyle	y}	-intercept	of	the	object.	^	Mathematical	Masterpieces:	Further
  Chronicles	by	the	Explorers,	p.	This	is	not	always	the	case:	the	trivial	equation	x	=	x	specifies	the	entire	plane,	and	the	equation	x2	+	y2	=	0	specifies	only	the	single	point	(0,	0).	(2009),	"Plane",	MathWorld--A	Wolfram	Web	Resource,	retrieved	2009-08-08	^	Fanchi,	John	R.	The	method	of	Apollonius	in	the	Conics	in	many	respects	are	so	similar	to	the
  modern	approach	that	his	work	sometimes	is	judged	to	be	an	analytic	geometry	anticipating	that	of	Descartes	by	1800	years.	Mathematics	and	its	History	(Second	ed.).	In	the	three-dimensional	case	a	surface	normal,	or	simply	normal,	to	a	surface	at	a	point	P	is	a	vector	that	is	perpendicular	to	the	tangent	plane	to	that	surface	at	P.	The	History	of
  Mathematics:	A	Brief	Course.	These	are	typically	written	as	an	ordered	pair	(x,	y).	Finding	intersections	of	geometric	objects	Main	article:	Intersection	(geometry)	For	two	geometric	objects	P	and	Q	represented	by	the	relations	P	(	x	,	y	)	{\displaystyle	P(x,y)}	and	Q	(	x	,	y	)	{\displaystyle	Q(x,y)}	the	intersection	is	the	collection	of	all	points	(	x	,	y	)
  {\displaystyle	(x,y)}	which	are	in	both	relations.[23]	For	example,	P	{\displaystyle	P}	might	be	the	circle	with	radius	1	and	center	(	0	,	0	)	{\displaystyle	(0,0)}	:	P	=	{	(	x	,	y	)	|	x	2	+	y	2	=	1	}	{\displaystyle	P=\{(x,y)|x^{2}+y^{2}=1\}}	and	Q	{\displaystyle	Q}	might	be	the	circle	with	radius	1	and	center	(	1	,	0	)	:	Q	=	{	(	x	,	y	)	|	(	x	−	1	)	2	+	y	2	=	1	}
  {\displaystyle	(1,0):Q=\{(x,y)|(x-1)^{2}+y^{2}=1\}}	.	This	growth	has	been	greatest	in	societies	complex	enough	to	sustain	these	activities	and	to	provide	leisure	for	contemplation	and	the	opportunity	to	build	on	the	achievements	of	earlier	mathematicians.	Although	not	published	in	his	lifetime,	a	manuscript	form	of	Ad	locos	planos	et	solidos
  isagoge	(Introduction	to	Plane	and	Solid	Loci)	was	circulating	in	Paris	in	1637,	just	prior	to	the	publication	of	Descartes'	Discourse.[13][14][15]	Clearly	written	and	well	received,	the	Introduction	also	laid	the	groundwork	for	analytical	geometry.	"The	Arabic	Hegemony".	Suppose	that	R	(	x	,	y	)	{\displaystyle	R(x,y)}	is	a	relation	in	the	x	y	{\displaystyle
  xy}	plane.	^	Boyer	2004,	p.	74	^	Cooke,	Roger	(1997).	(2004)	[1956],	History	of	Analytic	Geometry,	Dover	Publications,	ISBN	978-0486438320	Cajori,	Florian	(1999),	A	History	of	Mathematics,	AMS,	ISBN	978-0821821022	John	Casey	(1885)	Analytic	Geometry	of	the	Point,	Line,	Circle,	and	Conic	Sections,	link	from	Internet	Archive.	We	then	solve	the
  remaining	equation	for	x	{\displaystyle	x}	,	in	the	same	way	as	in	the	substitution	method:	x	2	−	2	x	+	1	+	1	−	x	2	=	1	{\displaystyle	x^{2}-2x+1+1-x^{2}=1}	−	2	x	=	−	1	{\displaystyle	-2x=-1}	x	=	1	/	2.	It	deals	with	logical	reasoning	and	quantitative	calculation,	and	its	development	has	involved	an	increasing	degree	of	idealization	and	abstraction
  of	its	subject	matter.	Using	(	0	,	0	)	{\displaystyle	(0,0)}	for	(	x	,	y	)	{\displaystyle	(x,y)}	,	the	equation	for	Q	{\displaystyle	Q}	becomes	(	0	−	1	)	2	+	0	2	=	1	{\displaystyle	(0-1)^{2}+0^{2}=1}	or	(	−	1	)	2	=	1	{\displaystyle	(-1)^{2}=1}	which	is	true,	so	(	0	,	0	)	{\displaystyle	(0,0)}	is	in	the	relation	Q	{\displaystyle	Q}	.	In	general,	linear	equations
  involving	x	and	y	specify	lines,	quadratic	equations	specify	conic	sections,	and	more	complicated	equations	describe	more	complicated	figures.[17]	Usually,	a	single	equation	corresponds	to	a	curve	on	the	plane.	It	considered	the	following	general	problem,	using	the	typical	Greek	algebraic	analysis	in	geometric	form:	Given	four	points	A,	B,	C,	D	on	a
  straight	line,	determine	a	fifth	point	P	on	it	such	that	the	rectangle	on	AP	and	CP	is	in	a	given	ratio	to	the	rectangle	on	BP	and	DP.	The	k	{\displaystyle	k}	and	h	{\displaystyle	h}	values	introduce	translations,	h	{\displaystyle	h}	,	vertical,	and	k	{\displaystyle	k}	horizontal.	Conic	sections	Main	article:	Conic	section	In	the	Cartesian	coordinate	system,
  the	graph	of	a	quadratic	equation	in	two	variables	is	always	a	conic	section	–	though	it	may	be	degenerate,	and	all	conic	sections	arise	in	this	way.	Menaechmus	apparently	derived	these	properties	of	the	conic	sections	and	others	as	well.	L.	All	mathematical	systems	(for	example,	Euclidean	geometry)	are	combinations	of	sets	of	axioms	and	of
  theorems	that	can	be	logically	deduced	from	the	axioms.	The	names	of	the	angles	are	often	reversed	in	physics.[16]	Equations	and	curves	Main	articles:	Solution	set	and	Locus	(mathematics)	In	analytic	geometry,	any	equation	involving	the	coordinates	specifies	a	subset	of	the	plane,	namely	the	solution	set	for	the	equation,	or	locus.	Changing	x
  {\displaystyle	x}	to	x	/	b	{\displaystyle	x/b}	stretches	the	graph	horizontally	by	a	factor	of	b	{\displaystyle	b}	.	Inquiries	into	the	logical	and	philosophical	basis	of	mathematics	reduce	to	questions	of	whether	the	axioms	of	a	given	system	ensure	its	completeness	and	its	consistency.	1050–1123),	the	"tent-maker,"	wrote	an	Algebra	that	went	beyond	that
  of	al-Khwarizmi	to	include	equations	of	third	degree.	One	of	the	most	fruitful	contributions	of	Arabic	eclecticism	was	the	tendency	to	close	the	gap	between	numerical	and	geometric	algebra.	ISBN	978-0-07-161545-7.	{\displaystyle	\mathbf	{n}	\cdot	(\mathbf	{r}	-\mathbf	{r}	_{0})=0.}	(The	dot	here	means	a	dot	product,	not	scalar	multiplication.)
  Expanded	this	becomes	a	(	x	−	x	0	)	+	b	(	y	−	y	0	)	+	c	(	z	−	z	0	)	=	0	,	{\displaystyle	a(x-x_{0})+b(y-y_{0})+c(z-z_{0})=0,}	which	is	the	point-normal	form	of	the	equation	of	a	plane.[citation	needed]	This	is	just	a	linear	equation:	a	x	+	b	y	+	c	z	+	d	=	0	,		where		d	=	−	(	a	x	0	+	b	y	0	+	c	z	0	)	.	{\displaystyle	y^{2}=1-x^{2}.}	We	then	substitute	this
  value	for	y	2	{\displaystyle	y^{2}}	into	the	other	equation	and	proceed	to	solve	for	x	{\displaystyle	x}	:	(	x	−	1	)	2	+	(	1	−	x	2	)	=	1	{\displaystyle	(x-1)^{2}+(1-x^{2})=1}	x	2	−	2	x	+	1	+	1	−	x	2	=	1	{\displaystyle	x^{2}-2x+1+1-x^{2}=1}	−	2	x	=	−	1	{\displaystyle	-2x=-1}	x	=	1	/	2.	{\displaystyle	\mathbf	{P}	^{5}.}	The	conic	sections	described
  by	this	equation	can	be	classified	using	the	discriminant[20]	B	2	−	4	A	C	.	There	are	other	standard	transformation	not	typically	studied	in	elementary	analytic	geometry	because	the	transformations	change	the	shape	of	objects	in	ways	not	usually	considered.	{\displaystyle	x=r\,\cos	\theta	,\,y=r\,\sin	\theta	;\,r={\sqrt	{x^{2}+y^{2}}},\,\theta
  =\arctan(y/x).}	This	system	may	be	generalized	to	three-dimensional	space	through	the	use	of	cylindrical	or	spherical	coordinates.	From	p.	La	Geometrie,	written	in	his	native	French	tongue,	and	its	philosophical	principles,	provided	a	foundation	for	calculus	in	Europe.	p.	105.	(think	of	the	x	{\displaystyle	x}	as	being	dilated)	Changing	y	{\displaystyle
  y}	to	y	/	a	{\displaystyle	y/a}	stretches	the	graph	vertically.	In	general,	if	y	=	f	(	x	)	{\displaystyle	y=f(x)}	,	then	it	can	be	transformed	into	y	=	a	f	(	b	(	x	−	k	)	)	+	h	{\displaystyle	y=af(b(x-k))+h}	.	Algebras	are	geometric	facts	which	are	proved."	^	Glen	M.	For	example,	in	the	two-dimensional	case,	the	normal	line	to	a	curve	at	a	given	point	is	the	line
  perpendicular	to	the	tangent	line	to	the	curve	at	the	point.	(1991).	(1944),	"Analytic	Geometry:	The	Discovery	of	Fermat	and	Descartes",	Mathematics	Teacher,	37	(3):	99–105,	doi:10.5951/MT.37.3.0099	Boyer,	Carl	B.	For	our	current	example,	if	we	subtract	the	first	equation	from	the	second	we	get	(	x	−	1	)	2	−	x	2	=	0	{\displaystyle	(x-1)^{2}-
  x^{2}=0}	.	On	the	other	hand,	still	using	(	0	,	0	)	{\displaystyle	(0,0)}	for	(	x	,	y	)	{\displaystyle	(x,y)}	the	equation	for	P	{\displaystyle	P}	becomes	0	2	+	0	2	=	1	{\displaystyle	0^{2}+0^{2}=1}	or	0	=	1	{\displaystyle	0=1}	which	is	false.	pp.	94–95.	The	intersection	of	these	two	circles	is	the	collection	of	points	which	make	both	equations	true.	In
  two	dimensions,	the	equation	for	non-vertical	lines	is	often	given	in	the	slope-intercept	form:	y	=	m	x	+	b	{\displaystyle	y=mx+b}	where:	m	is	the	slope	or	gradient	of	the	line.	a,	b,	and	c	are	related	to	the	slope	of	the	line,	such	that	the	vector	(a,	b,	c)	is	parallel	to	the	line.	In	the	new	transformed	function,	a	{\displaystyle	a}	is	the	factor	that	vertically
  stretches	the	function	if	it	is	greater	than	1	or	vertically	compresses	the	function	if	it	is	less	than	1,	and	for	negative	a	{\displaystyle	a}	values,	the	function	is	reflected	in	the	x	{\displaystyle	x}	-axis.	pp.	241–242.	Specifically,	let	r	0	{\displaystyle	\mathbf	{r}	_{0}}	be	the	position	vector	of	some	point	P	0	=	(	x	0	,	y	0	,	z	0	)	{\displaystyle	P_{0}=
  (x_{0},y_{0},z_{0})}	,	and	let	n	=	(	a	,	b	,	c	)	{\displaystyle	\mathbf	{n}	=(a,b,c)}	be	a	nonzero	vector.	The	scheme	of	using	intersecting	conics	to	solve	cubics	had	been	used	earlier	by	Menaechmus,	Archimedes,	and	Alhazan,	but	Omar	Khayyam	took	the	praiseworthy	step	of	generalizing	the	method	to	cover	all	third-degree	equations	(having	positive
  roots).	Informally,	it	is	a	line	through	a	pair	of	infinitely	close	points	on	the	curve.	Wiley-Interscience.	{\displaystyle	\left(1/2,{\frac	{+{\sqrt	{3}}}{2}}\right)\;\;{\text{and}}\;\;\left(1/2,{\frac	{-{\sqrt	{3}}}{2}}\right).}	Elimination:	Add	(or	subtract)	a	multiple	of	one	equation	to	the	other	equation	so	that	one	of	the	variables	is	eliminated.	Journal	of
  the	American	Oriental	Society,123(1),	248-249.	Study	of	geometry	using	a	coordinate	system	This	article	is	about	co-ordinate	geometry.	(x0,	y0,	z0)	is	any	point	on	the	line.	Here,	too,	the	problem	reduces	easily	to	the	solution	of	a	quadratic;	and,	as	in	other	cases,	Apollonius	treated	the	question	exhaustively,	including	the	limits	of	possibility	and	the
  number	of	solutions.	{\displaystyle	x=1/2.}	We	then	place	this	value	of	x	{\displaystyle	x}	in	either	of	the	original	equations	and	solve	for	y	{\displaystyle	y}	:	(	1	/	2	)	2	+	y	2	=	1	{\displaystyle	(1/2)^{2}+y^{2}=1}	y	2	=	3	/	4	{\displaystyle	y^{2}=3/4}	y	=	±	3	2	.	In	analytic	geometry,	the	plane	is	given	a	coordinate	system,	by	which	every	point	has
  a	pair	of	real	number	coordinates.	Of	Greek	geometry	we	may	say	that	equations	are	determined	by	curves,	but	not	that	curves	are	determined	by	equations.	{\displaystyle	ax+by+cz+d=0,{\text{	where	}}d=-(ax_{0}+by_{0}+cz_{0}).}	Conversely,	it	is	easily	shown	that	if	a,	b,	c	and	d	are	constants	and	a,	b,	and	c	are	not	all	zero,	then	the	graph	of
  the	equation	a	x	+	b	y	+	c	z	+	d	=	0	,	{\displaystyle	ax+by+cz+d=0,}	is	a	plane	having	the	vector	n	=	(	a	,	b	,	c	)	{\displaystyle	\mathbf	{n}	=(a,b,c)}	as	a	normal.[citation	needed]	This	familiar	equation	for	a	plane	is	called	the	general	form	of	the	equation	of	the	plane.[19]	In	three	dimensions,	lines	can	not	be	described	by	a	single	linear	equation,	so
  they	are	frequently	described	by	parametric	equations:	x	=	x	0	+	a	t	{\displaystyle	x=x_{0}+at}	y	=	y	0	+	b	t	{\displaystyle	y=y_{0}+bt}	z	=	z	0	+	c	t	{\displaystyle	z=z_{0}+ct}	where:	x,	y,	and	z	are	all	functions	of	the	independent	variable	t	which	ranges	over	the	real	numbers.	However,	Greek	geometric	algebra	did	not	provide	for	negative
  magnitudes;	moreover,	the	coordinate	system	was	in	every	case	superimposed	a	posteriori	upon	a	given	curve	in	order	to	study	its	properties.	Sort	fact	from	fiction—and	see	if	your	have	all	the	right	answers—in	this	mathematics	quiz.	It	is	the	foundation	of	most	modern	fields	of	geometry,	including	algebraic,	differential,	discrete	and	computational
  geometry.	ISBN	0-471-54397-7.	There	are	a	variety	of	coordinate	systems	used,	but	the	most	common	are	the	following:[16]	Cartesian	coordinates	(in	a	plane	or	space)	Main	article:	Cartesian	coordinate	system	The	most	common	coordinate	system	to	use	is	the	Cartesian	coordinate	system,	where	each	point	has	an	x-coordinate	representing	its
  horizontal	position,	and	a	y-coordinate	representing	its	vertical	position.	The	concept	of	a	tangent	is	one	of	the	most	fundamental	notions	in	differential	geometry	and	has	been	extensively	generalized;	see	Tangent	space.	These	definitions	are	designed	to	be	consistent	with	the	underlying	Euclidean	geometry.	Changing	y	{\displaystyle	y}	to	y	−	k
  {\displaystyle	y-k}	moves	the	graph	up	k	{\displaystyle	k}	units.	Similarly,	the	tangent	plane	to	a	surface	at	a	given	point	is	the	plane	that	"just	touches"	the	surface	at	that	point.
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