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In the cartesian coordinate system the x axis is?
Horizontal axis.
What do you call the combination of horizontal and vertical axis?
The combination of a horizontal axis and a vertical axis is called a Cartesian coordinate system, or in short, a graph.
What is the x-coordinate of a Cartesian coordinate system called?
It is the abscissa.
What is abscissa in math?
The word abscissa can either refer the horizontal axis (the x-axis) in a cartesian coordinate system or the actual coordinate plotted on the horizontal axis.
Why is the cartesian coordinate system called the cartesian coordinate system?
It was invented by rene desCARTES and therefore named after him. It was named after him from his latin name, Renatus Cartesius.
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