Koordinátaértékek

Koordinátaértékek refers to the numerical values that define the position of a point within a coordinate system. These values, often called coordinates, are essential for describing location in various fields, including mathematics, physics, geography, and computer graphics.

In a one-dimensional system, a single coordinate value is sufficient to pinpoint a location on a line. For instance, a point on the x-axis is described by its x-coordinate. In a two-dimensional system, such as the Cartesian plane, two coordinate values, typically denoted as (x, y), are required. The first value represents the horizontal position along the x-axis, and the second value represents the vertical position along the y-axis.

A three-dimensional system extends this concept to include a third coordinate, usually denoted as (x, y, z), to define position in space. This is commonly used in physics and engineering. Geographic coordinates, like latitude and longitude, are another practical application, specifying locations on the Earth's surface. The precise definition and interpretation of coordinate values depend on the specific coordinate system being used. Understanding these values is fundamental to accurately representing and manipulating spatial data.