Question

A point in which the $X-$Coordinate is zero and the $Y-$Coordinate is nonzero will lie on the$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$

Answer 1

To represent the point on the graph we need a pair of coordinates, where one represents the $X$ Coordinate and the other represents the $Y$ coordinate.

For example - $(0,2)$ it will lie on $Y-$axis

Hence, a point in which the $X-$Coordinate is zero and the $Y-$Coordinate is nonzero will lie on the $Y-$axis