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    Example of Coordinates System

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    The document describes three coordinate systems - absolute, relative, and relative polar. It provides examples of commands to draw a line using each system. The absolute system uses Cartesian (x,y) coordinates to specify points. The relative system uses offsets from the previous point (@x,y). The relative polar system specifies the distance and angle (@DIST<ANGLE) from the previous point. It also lists the 'C' and 'U' options to close or undo a line series.

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    The document describes three coordinate systems - absolute, relative, and relative polar. It provides examples of commands to draw a line using each system. The absolute system uses Cartesian (x,y) coordinates to specify points. The relative system uses offsets from the previous point (@x,y). The relative polar system specifies the distance and angle (@DIST<ANGLE) from the previous point. It also lists the 'C' and 'U' options to close or undo a line series.

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    The document describes three coordinate systems - absolute, relative, and relative polar. It provides examples of commands to draw a line using each system. The absolute system uses Cartesian (x,y) coordinates to specify points. The relative system uses offsets from the previous point (@x,y). The relative polar system specifies the distance and angle (@DIST<ANGLE) from the previous point. It also lists the 'C' and 'U' options to close or undo a line series.

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    EXAMPLE OF COORDINATES SYSTEM:

    Draw the figure start from the


    original point (0,0)..

    Absolute Coordinate System(X,Y)


    Command:Line
    Specify first point:0,0
    Specify next point:10,0
    Specify next point:10,8
    Specify next point:8,8
    Specify next point:8,2
    Specify next point:6,2
    Specify next point:6,8
    Specify next point:4,8
    Specify next point:4,2
    Specify next point:2,2
    Specify next point:2,8
    Specify next point:0,8
    Specify next point:0,0 or C
    Relative Coordinate System(@X,Y)
    Command:Line
    Specify first point:0,0
    Specify next point:@10,0
    Specify next point:@0,8
    Specify next point:@-2,0
    Specify next point:@0,-6
    Specify next point:@-2,0
    Specify next point:@0,6
    Specify next point:@-2,0
    Specify next point:@0,-6
    Specify next point:@-2,0
    Specify next point:@0,6
    Specify next point:@-2,0
    Specify next point:@0,-8 or C
    Relative Polar Coordinate System(@DIST<ANGLE)
    Command:Line
    Specify first point:0,0
    Specify next point:@10<0
    Specify next point:@8<90
    Specify next point: @2<180
    Specify next point: @6<270
    Specify next point: @2<180
    Specify next point: @6<90
    Specify next point: @2<180
    Specify next point: @6<270
    Specify next point: @2<180
    Specify next point: @2<180
    Specify next point: @6<90
    Specify next point: @2<180
    Specify next point: @8<270 or C.
    Options:
     C: this option close series of lines, connect first point with last point by line.
     U: enter U for undo. AutoCAD backs up one segment, undoing it so that you
    can recreate it.

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