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The limits of the axes drawn are only specified in the command used to plot the graph itself.

The limits of the axes drawn are only specified in the command used to plot the graph itself. Correct Answer False

The axis command can be used to define the limits of the axis present on the graph that is being plotted. The x-axis of the graph would contain values according to the input to the plot/stem command but the visible part of the graph in the new window will depend on how the length of the axes are defined by the axis command.

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