Applikate
Die Applikate ist die dritte Koordinate bzw. dritte räumliche Achse (oft z-Achse) im räumlichen kartesischen Koordinatensystem. Sie ist der Abstand von der durch Abszisse und Ordinate (zweidimensionales kartesisches Koordinatensystem) gebildeten Ebene. Sie wird oft zur Kennzeichnung der Höhe eines Punktes im Raum benutzt.
Siehe auch:
- Koordinatensystem
- Kotierte Projektion, siehe Eintafelprojektion
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A right-handed three-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system with the +z axis pointing towards the viewer. Own work, produced as a replacement for 3D Cartesian coordinates.PNG
GRAPHING ERROR: It needs to be noted that this image is not an accurate depiction of an orthogonal 3-d coordinate system. Right angles, when rotated in the third dimension become projected as skewed. They no longer project as 90-degree angles as this image shows. A cube, for example, when looked at from one corner projects as a hexagon with 60-degree angles. According to this erroneous image, continuing rotation to the corner will result in a six-sided irregular hexagon that maintains a projection containing 90-degree angles. In other words, what is being depicted in this erroneous image is not a grid of orthogonal cubes, but rather skewed non-cubes that project their x-y plane faces as squares with 90-degree angles.
