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X-asis is the horizontal axis is true or false

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Answered by aadyasharma555

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Answer:

Yes this is true

Explanation:

The x-axis is the horizontal plane of a graph in a Cartesian coordinate system, which gives a numerical value to each point along the horizontal x-axis, as well as the vertical y-axis (in a two-dimensional graph). ... An x-axis refers to the horizontal plane in a Cartesian coordinate system

Answered by havyadarji2007

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Yes

x-axis is the horizontal axis. It's true.

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