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16: Cartesian coordinates in three-dimensional space

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Figure 1.1: Main parts of the brain
Figure 1.2: A typical neuron
Figure 2.1: A discrete set (A) and a continuous set (B) in the plane A...
Figure 2.2: Shakespeare (s) belongs to the intersection of the sets M...
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