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A co-ordinate system in science specifies (or sometimes, merely implies) a start location often called the origin. For example a coordinate system might say an object is so many meters east of, and so many meters north of, a static location. In Cartesian graphs the origin is the value where both the horizontal and vertical axes meets at the origin of 0,0.

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