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Line l is parallel to the -axis and line m is parallel to the -axis. Which pair of equations describes l and m?

Class 9Linear Equations in Two VariablesLinear Equations
  • Al: and m:
  • Bl: and m:
  • Cl: and m:
  • Dl: and m:

Step-by-Step Solution

Every point of l is 3 units right of the -axis, so l is . Every point of m is 2 units below the -axis, so m is .
Answer: C) l: and m:

Key idea: Equations of the x-axis and y-axis

**-axis**: every point on the -axis has . So the -axis is the line **-axis**: every point on the -axis has . So the -axis is the line ****.

These are special cases of 'lines parallel to the axes' — except they ARE the axes themselves.

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