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In AutoCAD, the coordinate symbol used to denote a point's location is typically represented by the letters "X", "Y", and optionally "Z" for three-dimensional coordinates. The "X" and "Y" coordinates define the horizontal and vertical positions on a 2D plane, while "Z" denotes the elevation in a 3D space. These coordinates can be entered in various formats, such as absolute or relative values, to accurately place objects within a drawing.

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