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Math problem in senior high school: When the coefficient AX+BY+CAX+BY+C of a linear equation is 0 and the coefficients A, B and C satisfy any relationship, does this straight line have the following p
Math problem in senior high school: When the coefficient AX+BY+CAX+BY+C of a linear equation is 0 and the coefficients A, B and C satisfy any relationship, does this straight line have the following properties? Hello, landlord:

1, when c is not equal to 0,

2,B=0,

3,A=0,

4,B=0,C=0,

5,A=0,C=0,

The first is regardless of the situation. When C=0, the straight line passes through the origin and does not intersect with the two coordinate axes, so it is excluded. When c is not equal to 0, any one of A and B is equal to 0 and will not intersect with the two coordinate axes, but A, B and C are all equal to 0, which is not a straight line. Rule out. Come to think of it, in the first case, you are right, we should discuss C.