if y varies jointly as x and z and y=18 when x=2 and z=3 ,, find y when x=5 and z=6
please help
Varies jointly means it varies directly with two or more variables. So write y = kxz.
Then substitute the given values for y, x, and z and find k
When you wrote x = 2 and x = 3 did you really mean x = 2 and y = 3?
no x=2 and z=3
18=k(2)(3)
So what is k?
would it be 36??? y=k/x 18=k/2 18=36/2 ?????
Did you see the equation I wrote: y = kxz?
That is the joint variation. y varies jointly with x and z
im still not understandingg
There are 3 basic types of variation. (1) y varies directly as x and the equation is y = kx (2) y varies inversely (or indirectly) as x and the equation is y = k/x (3) y varies jointly as x and z and the equation is y = kxz Which one of those is this problem you posted?
Is it direct, inverse, or joint?
i posted jointly but when i do jointly i have to find k and the way im doing it is the way i showed uu and i dont think when im doing jointly im doing it right
Everything you just said is correct. So since it is joint variation, why don't you use the joint variation equation?
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