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When we talk about ``the point with coordinates (x,y)'' or ``the curve with equation f(x,y)'', we will always have in mind cartesian coordinates (Section 1.2). If a formula involves another type of coordinates, this will be stated explicitly.
Silvio Levy
Wed Oct 4 16:41:25 PDT 1995
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