Question: Explain the difference between absolute and relative coordinates in AutoCAD.Answer: Absolute coordinates are fixed points on the XY plane, while relative coordinates are measured from the last point specified. Absolute coordinates use a fixed origin point, usually (0,0), while relative coordinates are based on the current position.Example:
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