Answer
See graph.
Work Step by Step
The x-intercept of the equation $x = 5y$ can be found by substituting in $0$ for $y$ ($y$ will be zero at the equation's x-intercept).
Thus:
$x = 5 (0)$
$x = 0$ at the equation's x-intercept. Therefore, the equation passes through the point $(0, 0)$.
At the equation's y-intercept, $x = 0$.
Thus:
$0 = 5y$
$y = 0$ at the equation's y-intercept, and the equation passes through the point $(0, 0)$.
If we plot these two points and draw the line that passes through them, we will get the graph of this linear equation.