Asked by Gaby
Suppose y varies directly with x and y=12 when x=6. Write an equation realting x and y.
Please help, do not understand.
Please help, do not understand.
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Answered by
Reiny
when you have a statement such as
"Suppose y varies directly with x "
you can write it as y = kx, where k is some constant.
In most cases you will be given one relations that let's you find the value of k, sure enough: x=12 and x=6
so 12 = k(6)
k = 2
then your equation will be y = 2x
"Suppose y varies directly with x "
you can write it as y = kx, where k is some constant.
In most cases you will be given one relations that let's you find the value of k, sure enough: x=12 and x=6
so 12 = k(6)
k = 2
then your equation will be y = 2x
Answered by
Gaby
thanks so much, very helpful
Answered by
Panda
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Anonymous
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