Octave Graph Plotting: Axis when x and y = 0

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By default, when I plot a graph, the axis seems to be at the lower limit

x=linspace(-10,10,20)
y=4*x+2
plot(x,y)

How can I have the axis when x=0 & y=0, for example below

http://www.regentsprep.org/Regents/math/algtrig/ATP8b/inversegraph.gif

UPDATE

If its not possible to use real "axis", I am thinking of plotting the graphs x=0 & y=0 for the y & x axis respectively, how might I do that?

Then isit possble to show where they intersect? like in format like (x, y) eg. (0, 2)

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It seems that this is not (easily) possible. For your information: I found the following links: