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- X-axis: total volume of titrant added (final reading - initial reading)-will always begin at 0-read x-axis to same SF as buret (minor grid lines every .1 mL)Y-axis: pH of analyte solution-read y-axis to same SF displayed on PH meter (minor grid lines every .1 unit)V_e = point at which the graph inflects (or is perfectly vertical)-run linear line through steepest point on expanded graph, equivalence point will be directly in the middle of where that line touches the graph ~moles of titrant added at equivalence point = moles of HA in beaker