Point (4, 0) lies on ________? 1. XO 2. YO 3. OX 4. OY - Vidyadip

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Point (4, 0) lies on ________?

$\vec{\text{XO}}$
$\vec{\text{YO}}$
$\vec{\text{OX}}$
$\vec{\text{OY}}$

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$\vec{\text{OX}}$

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