The amount of time! :)
Independent on the x-axis (horizontal) and dependent on the y-axis (vertical).
The answer depends on the scale used.
Typically x axis goes horizontally, incrementing to the right, and y axis goes vertically incrementing up. They cross each other at right angle and that point is typically marked as 0 on each axis.
imhist(x); where 'x' is your data or image to find histogram.
Bar charts are a sort of chart that has a line going up the side called the y axis, and one running along the bottom called the x axis. they join together at their edges. then, you can put information in the bar chart by adding it on the x axis.
Independent on the x-axis (horizontal) and dependent on the y-axis (vertical).
The answer depends on the scale used.
Typically x axis goes horizontally, incrementing to the right, and y axis goes vertically incrementing up. They cross each other at right angle and that point is typically marked as 0 on each axis.
Assuming that age influences height rather than the other way around, age is the "independent" variable and height the "dependent" one. Then, age should be put on the x-axis.
The horizontal axis is always your x-axis. So just put an X next to your x-axis and you've labelled it.
x-axis
imhist(x); where 'x' is your data or image to find histogram.
Bar charts are a sort of chart that has a line going up the side called the y axis, and one running along the bottom called the x axis. they join together at their edges. then, you can put information in the bar chart by adding it on the x axis.
Independent variable Êis placed on the xÊaxis Êwhen plotting a graph. For instance, if you are investigating the growth rate of a Êbacteria under different temperatures, the x axis Êwill identify the temperature while the y axis will identify theÊÊgrowth rate.
time is on the x axis and distance is on the y axis
You need to tell us what it is about the gas that you are measuring. Time on x-axis is correct.
If you put the axes in the standard position, the x-axis is horizontal, and you can't have anything "to the left" of the x-axis. You can only have points above, below, or on the x-axis.