An assumption is usually made in a two-axes (or two-dimensional)graph that, aside from the two variables under study, the influence of all other variables or factors is assumed to be constant.

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This assumption is known as "ceteris paribus," which means "all other things being equal" in Latin. It allows for the isolation and examination of the relationship between the two variables of interest by assuming that all other influencing factors remain constant.

An Assumption Is Usually Made in a Two-Axes (Or Two-Dimensional)graph