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Virty [35]3 years ago

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<h2>Why does this table start at zero?</h2>

The vertical axis on trending charts should almost always start at zero. The reason it's almost always is because you may have trending data that contains negative values or fractions. In those situations, it's generally best to keep Excel's default scaling.

<h3>Why aren't there any negative numbers in the DOMAIN?</h3>

There are no domain restrictions, even though there is a variable under the radical. Since , can never be negative. The least it can be is , so there is no danger of taking the square root of a negative number.

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