(1, 1)
Definition
(1, 1) refers to a point in Cartesian coordinates where x = 1 and y = 1. It represents a location on a two-dimensional plane.
Analogy
Imagine playing darts and hitting the bullseye directly at its center. The center of the bullseye would be equivalent to reaching the point (1, 1) on a coordinate plane.
Related terms
Cartesian Coordinates: A system that uses perpendicular lines intersecting at right angles to create coordinates for locating points on a plane.
Origin: The point where both axes intersect (0, 0). It serves as a reference for measuring distances from it.
Quadrant: Any one of four regions into which space or an object can be divided by two perpendicular coordinate axes.
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