Which statement is true?
A. If the x-intercept of a line is given by (0 , b) b can never equal zero.
B. A line of x=a (where a is not zero) cannot have a y-intercept.
C. If the y-intercept of a line is given by (a,0), a can never equal zero.
D. A line with a zero slope cannot have a y-intercept.

Question

Which statement is true?
A. If the x-intercept of a line is given by (0 , b) b can never equal zero.
B. A line of x=a  (where a is not zero) cannot have a y-intercept.
C. If the y-intercept of a line is given by (a,0), a can never equal zero.
D. A line with a zero slope cannot have a y-intercept.

anonymous · Answer

$B$  Is correct I believe because a line of ${x=a,a\neq0}$ Is a vertical line. And since the y axis itself is a vertical line, Two vertical lines will never meet and therefore the line of $x=a$ will never intercept the y-axis