Examples of 'my y-axis' in a sentence
Meaning of "my y-axis"
my y-axis: In mathematics or graphing, the y-axis refers to the vertical axis in a two-dimensional coordinate system. It is used to plot and represent the dependent variable
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my y-axis
So on my y-axis I am going to put pressure.
So let me make that my vertical axis, my y-axis.
That is my y-axis right over there.
And let us say that this is my y-axis.
I should make my y-axis keep going.
Let us say that that is my y-axis.
Let me do my y-axis right there.
Let me say this is my y-axis.
This is my y-axis right there.
And then that is my y-axis.
That is my y-axis over here.
Move this right over here, and that is my y-axis.
So this is my x-axis and then my y-axis would look something like that.
That could be my x-axis and then lets make this my y-axis.
And then if I put my y-axis right here.
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And let's say that this right over here… is my y-axis.
My y-axis and then my x-axis right there.
This is going to be my y-axis.
That is my y-axis.
And then let us make this right over here, this is my y-axis.
So if I draw in my y-axis here.
So let me draw my x-axis, and then this right over here is my y-axis.
This is my y-axis.
So let us say this is my x-axis, that is my y-axis.
That right there is my x-axis, and then maybe my y-axis comes out like that.
This right here, in the middle, going up and down, is my y-axis.
So that's my z-axis and this is my y-axis right here.
Let me draw my axes here . So that 's my x-axis and that is my y-axis.
That will be my y-axis.
Let me draw the stock of IBM, it could look something like-- that's my y-axis.
Now let's graph it. Let me do my y-axis right there.
So that is my x-axis, and then I have my y-axis.
So let us say that 's my y-axis.
So that is my vertical axis, my y-axis.
All right . That will be my y-axis.
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