Slope of the line
That is called the SLOPE.
Another measurement could be 283-360 or -77* or 283+360 or 643*
The X-Axis
Ordered pairs
The abscissa is another name for the x (horizontal) coordinate of a point. Pronounced "ab-SISS-ah" (the 'c;' is silent). Not used very much. Most commonly, the term "x-coordinate" is used. The ordinate is another name for the y (vertical) coordinate of a point. Pronounced "ORD-inet". Not used very much. Most commonly, the term "y-coordinate" is used.
The horizon for example is a zero slope, it is or flat or horizontal like a zero slope. Another example is a piece of plywood on its side it is flat, horizontal, and it doesn't increase or decrease.
absolute value verctor
A synonym for the y-axis is the vertical axis. In math, a graph has a vertical and a horizontal axis. Another name for the horizontal axis is the x -axis.
A synonym for the y-axis is the vertical axis. In math, a graph has a vertical and a horizontal axis. Another name for the horizontal axis is the x -axis.
Yes.
Portrait is vertical format.Landscape is horizontal format.
The correct reponse is that vertical transmission is transmission of a virus from a parent plant to its progeny, and horizontal transmission is one plant spreading the virus to another plant.
The horizontal axis is also known as the 'X' axis. The vertical axis is also known as the 'Y' axis.
An altimeter is an instrument used in aircraft to measure altitude above a fixed level, typically sea level. It provides pilots with important information about their vertical position in the sky.
you draw a straight line horizontally ( up then down ) then draw a vertical ( sideways ) attached to the horizontal line and draw another horizontal line on the other end of the vertical line it looks like this H
vertical bar
Whenever you graph a function where one value is dependent on another in some proportional mathematical way, you represent the independent variable on the horizontal axis and the dependent value on the vertical axis. For example, if a person makes $8 per hour, then you would show hours 0, 1, 2, 3, 4,...etc. on the horizontal (x-axis) axis and the corresponding totals earned for each of the hour values (the values 0, 8, 16, 24, 32...etc - the dependent variable) along the vertical (y-axis) axis.
The absolute difference in the vertical direction is zero but the absolute difference in the horizontal direction will be the horizontal distance - which is the distance between the points.