MCQ
Any point on the $y -$ axis is of the form.
- A$(y, y)$
- ✓$(0, y)$
- C$(x, y)$
- D$(x, 0)$
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$(0, y)$
Any point on the $y -$ axis is of the form $(0, y).$
On the $y$ - axis, $y$ can take any values and $x$ should be equal to $0.$
On the $y$ - axis, $y$ can take any values and $x$ should be equal to $0.$
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