• At a prompt for a point, enter UCS coordinates in the tooltip using the following
  format:

  # distance < angle

• If dynamic input is turned off, enter UCS coordinates on the command line using the
  following format:

  distance < angle

• For WCS coordinates, turn off dynamic input and, at a prompt for a point, enter the
  coordinates using the following format:

  * distance < angle

Learning AutoCad

u can use absolute or relative polar coordinates (distance and angle) to locate points when creating objects. To use polar coordinates to specify a point, enter …enter UCS coordinates in the tooltip using the following format: # distance < angle If dynamic input is turned off, enter UCS coordinates on …enter UCS coordinates in the tooltip using the following format: # distance < angle If dynamic input is turned off, enter UCS coordinates on …2D Coordinates – ABSOLUTE polar. … etc. .. and then enter the distance from the origin point (UCS) and the angle at which it will reside.Absolute or relative polar coordinates works with distance and angle to locate points, we use polar coordinates by entering a distance and an …