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A point of the form (a, 0) always lies on the -axis. (Type 1 for True, 0 for False.)

Class 9Points on the AxesCoordinate Geometry
  • A0
  • B3
  • C1
  • D2

Step-by-Step Solution

Any point with -coordinate 0 lies on the -axis, so (a, 0) lies on the -axis for every value of a. True = 1.
Answer: C) 1

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