1) Circle the equation that is NOT an example of direct variation.

A) y = 3 X+1

B) y = 16x

C) y = 4x

D) y=-9x

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Graham Bentley

Mathematics

29 April, 05:04

1) Circle the equation that is NOT an example of direct variation.

A) y = 3 X+1

B) y = 16x

C) y = 4x

D) y=-9x

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Mary Anthony · Answer 1

The answer is A) y = 3 X+1

Step-by-step explanation:

I broke it down on paper.

Keesha · Answer 2

A) y = 3 X+1

Step-by-step explanation:

A direct variation is of the form

y = kx

A) y = 3 X+1 not a direct variation since we add 1 to it

B) y = 16x direct variation

C) y = 4x direct variation

D) y=-9x direct variation

1) Circle the equation that is NOT an example of direct variation.A) y = 3 X+1B) y = 16xC) y = 4xD) y=-9x

1) Circle the equation that is NOT an example of direct variation.

A) y = 3 X+1

B) y = 16x

C) y = 4x

D) y=-9x