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@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ between point $`O`$ and point $`m_{xy}`$. <br>
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The coordinate $
`\varphi_M`
$ of the point $
`M`
$ is the nonalgebraic angle
\-
The coordinate $
`\varphi_M`
$ of the point $
`M`
$ is the nonalgebraic angle
$
`\widehat{xOm_{xy}}`
$ between the axis $
`Ox`
$ and the half-line $
`Om_ {xy}`
$,
$
`\widehat{xOm_{xy}}`
$ between the axis $
`Ox`
$ and the half-line $
`Om_ {xy}`
$,
the direction of rotation being such that the trihedron $
`(Ox,Om_{xy},Oz)`
$ is a direct trihedron.
<br>
the direction of rotation being such that the trihedron $
`(Ox,Om_{xy},Oz)`
$ is a direct trihedron.
<br>
\-
The $
`z_M`
$ coordinate of the point $
`M`
$ is the algebraic distance $
`\overline{Om_z}`
$
\-
The $
`z_M`
$ coordinate of the point $
`M`
$ is the algebraic distance $
`\overline{Om_z}`
$
between the point $
`O`
$ and the point $
`m_z`
$.
between the point $
`O`
$ and the point $
`m_z`
$.
A same point $
`M`
$ located in $
`z_M`
$ on the axis $
`Oz`
$ can be represented by any triplet
A same point $
`M`
$ located in $
`z_M`
$ on the axis $
`Oz`
$ can be represented by any triplet
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