Question

FOR WHAT VALUES OF A THE STRAIGHT LINE 6X+AY=0 PASSES THROUGH THE ORIGIN

Answer 1

if the line passes through the origin the X and Y coordinates will be 0,0
on putting 0 comma 0 in place of X and Y in the given equation We get
A=0

Answer 2

Answer:

It always passes through through origin at any value of A.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Straight line $6x+Ay=0$

To find : For what values of A the straight line passes through the origin?

Solution :

The standard equation of a straight line is ax+by+c=0

this line does not pass through origin because we have y-intercept i.e. c

Now, The standard equation of a straight line passing through origin is ax+by=0  this line always passes through origin.

We have given the equation,

$6x+Ay=0$

On comparison, the given equation is in the form of ax+by=0

So, It always passes through through origin at any value of A.