bayoubill
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The states of Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico all meet at a common point, popularly referred to as Four Corners.
This point is analogous to the origin (i.e., 0) on a two-dimensional X-Y Cartesian plane. (You may recall from elementary algebra that the Cartesian plane is separated, by way of the X and Y axes, into four separate regions that meet at the origin.)
so...
Question 1: Do the States of Colorado and Arizona touch each other ?
Question 2: Do the States of Utah and New Mexico touch each other ?
Question 3: If you answered yes to Questions 1 & 2, please explain how this is possible.
This point is analogous to the origin (i.e., 0) on a two-dimensional X-Y Cartesian plane. (You may recall from elementary algebra that the Cartesian plane is separated, by way of the X and Y axes, into four separate regions that meet at the origin.)
so...
Question 1: Do the States of Colorado and Arizona touch each other ?
Question 2: Do the States of Utah and New Mexico touch each other ?
Question 3: If you answered yes to Questions 1 & 2, please explain how this is possible.