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The axis is the second of the seven bones in the cervical spine (neck). The axis, also known as the C2 bone, creates a pivot that allows the C1, or atlas, to turn. It has a tooth like structure that allows the first bone called the atlas to turn. Since the skull actually is held up by the atlas, this joint allows the person to turn their head.
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Why is it important to include a label on the axis that has the scale hen making a double-bar graph?
It is important to include a label on the axis of anygraph.It is important to include a label on the axis of anygraph.It is important to include a label on the axis of anygraph.It is important to include a label on the axis of anygraph.
Why is it important for graphs to be labeled?
the y-axis and y-axis is important because it makes up the whole grid and it put the numbers in order
The x-axis in a graph is also called the?
Graphing is an important part of mathematics. However, all the names of each axis and planes can be hard. The x-axis is also called the horizontal axis.
What was the important of the battle between the axis and allies?
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What is one important fact about the y axis?
the y axis goes y to the sky! it goes up and down
Why are humans very important to God?
It's because all humans are important.
What are several products of photosynthesis that are important to humans?
Oxygen and carbohydrates are products of photosynthesis that are important to humans.
Who were the important leaders of the axis powers?
hitler,general amsel
Why is the tilt on earth's axis important?
This tilt is what causes the seasons.
Why is salt important important to humans?
its important so you can live
Why are legs important to humans?
Legs are important to humans because humans need to walk and legs enable them to walk. Without legs, humans would not be able to walk and therefore would be bad at being humans.
Why differences between axis 1 and axis 2 important?
The differences are important because Axis II disorders are only personality disorders and mental retardation (Trait disorders as opposed to the state disorders listed on Axis I). Axis II disorders are those that have an enduring pattern which is inflexible and pervasive across a broad range of personal and social situations. The individuals pattern is stable of long duration and its onset can be traced back at least to adolescence or early adulthood. Axis I disorders conversely are may not be as pervasive and carry throughout ones lifespan. It is important to list Axis II disorders separately from Axis I so that the clinician will give adequate consideration to it as they might otherwise be overlooked in the face of the more florid Axis I disorders.
