What does the graph look like of an indirect variation equation look like?

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anonymous · Answer

:P

heisenberg · Answer

is that the same as an inverse? it is where as one variable increases, the other variable decreases.

thus the graph always has a negative slope.

dumbcow · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

hmmmm those explainations kinda confused me more but i think i have a better idea! (:

heisenberg · Answer

as x increases, y decreases.

anonymous · Answer

y=k/x  , where k is a constant , a hyperbola

the graph.png is a reasonable drawing 

dumbcows's picture was probably a bit confusing because  it looked like an exponential decay

amistre64 · Answer

...and it was done in ASCII :)

anonymous · Answer

ya his drawing was kind of confusing ^_^ but thanks helped alot :D a little late, but still helped :)