A point moves so that its -coordinate stays while its -coordinate can take any real value

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Problem

A point moves so that its xx-coordinate stays 00 while its yy-coordinate can take any real value. Which of the following best describes the path traced by the point? (a) It lies on the x-axisx\text{-axis}. (b) It lies only on the positive y-axisy\text{-axis} (y>0)(y>0). (c) It lies on the y-axisy\text{-axis}. (d) It lies on the line y=xy=x.

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