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IF y=-5 when x=15, find y when x=-1. PLEASE HELP ME
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Is this a direct variation problem?
YES
The form for that is y = (1/k) x and you first have to find the variation constant k. So, -5 = (1/k) (15) and k = -3.
Using the equation y = ( -1/3) (-1), then y = 1/3 when x = -1/3.
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