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Question: Can you use octionions to represent coordinate space?
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Yes, it is possible to use octants to represent coordinate space. An octant is an eight-sided geometric shape whose sides are all aligned with the axes of a three-dimensional coordinate system. Each octant represents one particular quadrant—one of the four regions that is divided by the coordinate axes—and its sides can be used to define the boundaries of that particular quadrant.
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