What is a axe on a graph?

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What is a axe on a graph?

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“X” “Y” they cross at right angles to make a graph.

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Answer:

Plural of Axis. Pronounced "ak-seez". Axes often means the "x" and "y" lines that cross at right angles to make a graph. See: Axis (graph) Cartesian Coordinates.

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