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24 February, 02:37

Tell whether x and y show direct variation. Explain your reasoning.

y - x = 0

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  1. 24 February, 02:46
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    This is direct variation. If you move the x to the other side of the equation, it will become:

    y = x

    Direct variation is when y is equal to x times a constant. In this example, y is equal to 1 * x.
  2. 24 February, 03:05
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    Y varies directly as x if y = kx for some constant, k. In other words, y/x is constant. y varies inversely as x if y = k/x for some constant, k. In other words, xy is constant. The equation xy = 8 is an example of inverse variation, not direct variation.
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