If I am plotting a graph to my physics practical result. If they ask me to find the x-intercept, what should I consider when plo
tting my graph
1 answer:
Answer:
• When getting x-intercept, <u>your vertical axis or y-axis must have it's callibration and demarcation starting from zero.</u>
Explanation:
As well as when getting y-intercept<u>, your horizontal axis or x-axis must have it's callibration and demarcation starting from zero.</u>
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