In c=ab, as b increases and a stays constant, c does what?

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Tania Rogers

Mathematics

6 May, 07:42

In c=ab, as b increases and a stays constant, c does what?

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Kaylee Little · Answer 1

Given the equation is c=ab, where a stays constant.

It means c is directly proportional to b. In other words, either both increase or both decrease simultaneously.

If there is some increase in b, there will be increase in c too.

Hence, C increases as B increases.