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y varies jointly with p and q. When p = 4 and q = 5, y = 60. Find y when p = 5 and q = 8. PLEASE Help :(
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y = k p q 60 = k (5)(4) 60= 20 k k=3
y=k(pq)
y= 3 p q y = 3 (5)(8)
Do the way imran is doing..........
i dont know how to do itttt, i just dont get it
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y=k(pq) Now when p=4,q=5,y=60so 60=k(4*5) k=3 so the equation becomes y=3pq now put p=5 and q=8 y=3*5*8=120
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