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referring to a two and three-dimensional plane, the x-axis refers to the
horizontal width of a two or three-dimensional object. In the
picture to the right you can see the x-axis plane going from left
to right and intersecting with the y-axis and z-axis. A good
example of where the x-axis is used on a computer is on the
mouse. By assigning a value to the
x-axis, when the mouse is moved left to right increasing or
decreasing the x-axis value will allow the computer to know where
the mouse cursor is on the screen. |
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Also see: Axis, Y-axis, Z-axis
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