Hi, I looked up "direct variation" on your site. There was a little error that I wanted to point out. You stated, "The equation y = kx is a special case of linear equation (y=mx+b) where the slope equals 0." This statement should have "the y-intercept equals 0" rather than "the slope equals 0." ....thanks!

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Hi, I looked up "direct variation" on your site.  There was a little error that I wanted to point out.  You stated, "The equation y = kx is a special case of linear equation (y=mx+b) where the slope equals 0."  This statement should have "the y-intercept equals 0" rather than "the slope equals 0."  ....thanks!

shadowfiend · Answer

Sorry dheino, we're not *quite* tracking which of our partners you came from yet -- which site was this error on? We'll let them know. Thanks!

anonymous · Answer

Here is the site: http://www.freemathhelp.com/direct-variation.html

shadowfiend · Answer

Thanks!