Question
\(y = px\), where \(p \in Z\) passes through :
The correct answer is
(0, 0)
The equation \(y = px\) represents a straight line through the origin for every integer value of p, since substituting x = 0 always gives y = 0. Hence the line always passes through \((0, 0)\).
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