If the equation of a curve remains unchanged by replacing $x$ and $y$ with $-x$ and $-y$ respectively,then the curve is
- ASymmetric along the $x$-axis
- BSymmetric along the $y$-axis
- CSymmetric in opposite quadrants
- DSymmetric along the line $y = x$
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