Shradha S. answered • 08/12/15
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any linear equation having only one variable either x or y gives the line parallel to y- axis or x-axis respectively..
2y=-6
or y=-6/2
y=-3 ; is the line parallel to x axis and passing through at (0,-3) i.e. 3 units below the x-axis because all the points on this line will have y-coordinate as -3.
Same for y=-6 ; this line will be parallel to x-axis and passing through (0,-6) i.e. 6 units below the x-axis
and 5x=0
or x=0 ; this line will be parallel to y-axis and pass through (0,0) ie. its the equation of y-axis.
Shradha S.
yes...actually the equation of x-axis is y=0 and equation of y-axis is x=0
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Shradha S.
Thanks Andrew I got your point and corrected my mistake....
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08/13/15
Andrew M.
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