A point whose $y$-coordinate is $0$ always lies on the:
A point whose $y$-coordinate is $0$ always lies on the:
- $y$-axis
- $x$-axis
- Origin only
- Line $y=x$
Solution
Any point $(x,0)$ has zero vertical displacement, so it lies on the horizontal $x$-axis.
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