Asked by Chuck Bass
Which of the following are direct variations?
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y = 3x
y=4/x
y = 2x^2
xy = 3
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Direct variation means y = kx for some constant k.
- y = 3x — yes (k = 3).
- y = 4/x — no (inverse variation).
- y = 2x^2 — not of the form y = kx (it’s y = kx^2, i.e. “varies directly as x^2,” but not direct variation in x).
- xy = 3 — no (y = 3/x, inverse variation).
So only y = 3x is a direct variation.
- y = 3x — yes (k = 3).
- y = 4/x — no (inverse variation).
- y = 2x^2 — not of the form y = kx (it’s y = kx^2, i.e. “varies directly as x^2,” but not direct variation in x).
- xy = 3 — no (y = 3/x, inverse variation).
So only y = 3x is a direct variation.
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