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When do reflections of (p, q) in the two coordinate axes coincide?

AWhenever p = −q
BWhenever p = 0
CWhenever p = q
DOnly when p = q = 0
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Only when p = q = 0
Equality of (p, −q) and (−p, q) requires both coordinates to vanish.
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