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\item Orthogonality of axes
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Representation of points and vectors was dictated by the established coordinate system.
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Representation of points and vectors is dictated by the established coordinate system.
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What if we started from scratch? Take two vectors, choose the location of the origin, then use the two vectors to create a coordinate grid. The interactive below allows you to move points $A$ and $B$ to create two vectors. Move the slider to see how different points in the plane can be represented using this coordinate grid, and how the representation of a fixed point changes depending on what grid is chosen.
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