rjbinney
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So most charts plot a positive X and positive Y and look kinda like this:
Others have negatives - so the zero point is in the center, where the X and Y axes intersect:
Do these two different graphs have different names? Like, if I said I wanted a "transgential interspecular graph", a mathematician would know I want that second kind, where the axes intersect?
(I know the data dictates the shape of the graph, but I want to know if they have names anyway).

Others have negatives - so the zero point is in the center, where the X and Y axes intersect:

Do these two different graphs have different names? Like, if I said I wanted a "transgential interspecular graph", a mathematician would know I want that second kind, where the axes intersect?
(I know the data dictates the shape of the graph, but I want to know if they have names anyway).