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Explain why the graph of an equation in the form y=kx always goes through the origin. Give an example of a graph that shows direct variation and one that does not show direct variation.
I don't really get the question.
I don't really get the question.
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Answered by
drwls
If y = kx, where k is any constant, y always equals 0 when x = 0. Therefore the origin (0,0) is on the line that is the graph of that function.
y = kx shows direct variation and y = k/x does not
y = kx shows direct variation and y = k/x does not
Answered by
Fay
y = xk
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