Question

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which of the following is the standard notation for a point in a three - dimensional cartesian coordinate system?
a. ( x,y,z )
b. ( (w,x,y) )
c. ( (x,y,z) )
d. ( (x,y,v) )

Explanation:

In a three - dimensional Cartesian coordinate system, the standard notation for a point uses parentheses and the variables \(x\), \(y\), and \(z\) (in that order) to represent the coordinates along the three axes. Option A lacks parentheses. Option B uses \(w\) instead of \(z\). Option D uses \(v\) instead of \(z\). Only option C follows the correct standard notation \((x,y,z)\) for a point in a three - dimensional Cartesian coordinate system.

Answer:

C. \((x, y, z)\)