Equation of X-Axis
The equation of the X axis is simply y = 0, where y represents the Y-coordinate. This equation indicates that all the points on the X axis have a Y-coordinate of zero.
X and Y Axis
X and Y Axis are the foundation of the Cartesian coordinate system as well as graphs in mathematics. The x-axis and y-axis are crucial components of the coordinate plane, with the x-axis serving as a horizontal number line and the y-axis as a vertical number line. They intersect at right angles to create the coordinate plane. The x-axis is referred to as the abscissa, while the y-axis is known as the ordinate.
In this article, we will explore both the X-axis and well Y-axis in varying detail. Other than that, we will also learn equations of the x and y axis, and learn how to plot the point on either the x-axis or y-axis or in the cartesian coordinate as well.
Table of Content
- What is the Cartesian Coordinate System?
- What is X-Axis?
- Positive and Negative X-Axis
- Equation of X-Axis
- What is Y-Axis?
- Positive and Negative Y-Axis
- X and Y Axis on Graph
- Plotting Points on X and Y Axis
- Axis and Quadrants of Cartesian Plane
- X and Y Axis Examples
- Practice Problems on X and Y Axis
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