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can you take a kink on the cartesian plane
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Answered by shrutisharma07

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A kink is a zig-zag line that is usually drawn in the x-axis near the origin when the scale on the axis does not start from zero. A kink denotes the missing divisions.

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can you take a kink on the cartesian plane ?

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can you take a kink on the cartesian plane
?