Question : The linear equation such that each point on its graph has an ordinate four times its abscissa is:
Option 1: $y+ 4x= 0$
Option 2: $y = 4x$
Option 3: $x = 4y$
Option 4: $x+ 4y= 0$
Correct Answer: $y = 4x$
Solution : Ordinate = y-axis and abscissa = x-axis According to the question, $y= 4x$ $⇒y- 4x= 0$ Hence, the correct answer is $y= 4x$.
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