What are the spatial dimensions of the plot?

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Start date Oct 1, 2019
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The discussion centers on the interpretation of spatial dimensions in a plot, specifically questioning whether the plane is in the XY, XZ, or YZ orientation. Participants clarify that 'spatial dimensions' typically refer to the left-right and down-above distances on the plot, which often represent variables such as year and population. The conversation emphasizes the importance of visual aids, suggesting that including an image of the plot would enhance understanding.

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Understanding of Cartesian coordinate systems (XY, XZ, YZ planes)
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Experience with graphical representation tools (e.g., Matplotlib, Tableau)

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Oct 1, 2019

gabriellelee

Homework Statement: What does it mean when the question asks what are the spatial dimensions of the plot?

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Is it saying is the plane in the xy or xz or yz plane?

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Oct 1, 2019

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It's not saying anything. It's asking something.

With 'spatial dimensions' I would expect they mean the left-right and down-above distances on the 'paper'. Usually these represent something, e.g. year on LR and population on DA .

Your post would benefit from a picture of the plot in question