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What is the official name of the coordinate grid?
The real name for a coordinate grid would be a Cartisian Plain. It sounds somewhat like that.
What is the history of the Cartesian plane?
If you mean who invented it a french mathematician named Rene Descartes invented it.
Who invented the cartesian plane?
René Descartes - hence cartesian
When was the number plane invented?
it was invented in 1950 when a Australian man Max Carter invented it because he wanted to make sense with direct numbers
Who invented cartesian plane?
Noah D. Bautista invent the "Cartesian Plane" he's so cool. !! Great Mind
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