What does the origin on a graph represent?
A) the dependent variable
B) the variable that is the primary source of causation
C) a caption or explanatory description of the symbols, colours, and measurements
D) the point at which the values of both variables are zero

Question

What does the origin on a graph represent?  
A) the dependent variable 
B) the variable that is the primary source of causation 
C) a caption or explanatory description of the symbols, colours, and measurements 
D) the point at which the values of both variables are zero

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The origin on a graph represents the point at which the values of both variables are zero. It is denoted by the intersection of the x-axis and the y-axis. Thus, option D is the correct choice.

What Does the Origin on a Graph Represent