The reference line on a graph that runs horizontally through zero is called the:

straight line

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Y axis

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X axis

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diagonal

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Solution

The correct option is C X axis
The line on a graph that runs horizontally through zero is called the X-axis. It is used as a reference line to find distance and other measurement.

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