Asked by Anonymous
                in an inverse relationship, when one variable _______, the other increases.
A. is not affected
B. stays the same
C. increases
D. decreases
            
        A. is not affected
B. stays the same
C. increases
D. decreases
Answers
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    Your school subject is NOT high school.
You can either find the answer in your book or you can use this answer from a notoriously unreliable source.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/In_an_inverse_relationship_when_one_variable_the_other_increases
    
You can either find the answer in your book or you can use this answer from a notoriously unreliable source.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/In_an_inverse_relationship_when_one_variable_the_other_increases
                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    I like to think of inverse relationships like this
P=constant/V we say P and V are inverese.
But watch. multiply both sides by V
P*V=constant. Now it is easy to see if P goes up, V has to go down so their product is always the same constant.
    
P=constant/V we say P and V are inverese.
But watch. multiply both sides by V
P*V=constant. Now it is easy to see if P goes up, V has to go down so their product is always the same constant.
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