Mathematica Scaling 2D graphs in Mathematica

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To achieve equal scaling of axes in 2D graphs using Mathematica, adjusting the AspectRatio to 1 is essential for creating perfect squares in the grid. Users should explore the Options[Plot] function to find the AspectRatio setting. Additionally, understanding the difference between PlotRange and PlotRegion can further enhance graph presentation, although the primary focus remains on setting the AspectRatio correctly. There may be more elegant solutions available, but these adjustments are fundamental for achieving the desired visual outcome.
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Using Mathematica, does anyone know how to scale the axis equally in 2D graphs so that the grid formes perfect squares?
 
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I would do it by changing the AspectRatio (I think it's called that (look it up with Options[Plot])) from 1/GoldenRatio to 1 and maybe also use the PlotRange (or PlotRegion I can never remeber which is which). This will certanely help, but there might also be other more elegent solutions I don't know about.
 

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