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'''Plane geometry''' is a branch of [[mathematics]] dealing with [[geometry]] on a flat surface, typically called the ''Euclidean Plane''. Any point on such a plane can be described using just two coordinates, referred to as the "horizontal" and "vertical" components. The point at coordinates (0,0) is called the [[origin]].
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'''Plane geometry''' is a branch of [[mathematics]] dealing with [[geometry]] on a flat surface, typically called the [[Euclidean Plane]]. Any point on such a plane can be described using just two coordinates, referred to as the "horizontal" and "vertical" components. The point at coordinates (0,0) is called the [[origin]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 02:05, January 16, 2009

Plane geometry is a branch of mathematics dealing with geometry on a flat surface, typically called the Euclidean Plane. Any point on such a plane can be described using just two coordinates, referred to as the "horizontal" and "vertical" components. The point at coordinates (0,0) is called the origin.