Certainly! If we consider a park located 3 km east of a library, choosing the library as the reference point places the park at coordinates (3, 0) in a Cartesian system. However, if a different building nearby were chosen as ...
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The origin refers to the specific reference point from which distances or coordinates are measured to determine the position of an object.
The position of an object is described relative to the chosen reference point. Different reference points may yield different coordinates or distances for the same object.
Specifying a reference point provides a consistent and clear frame of reference from which the position of an object can be measured or described.
Straight-line motion will be described using simple equations and graphs. Later, the chapter will also discuss circular motion.