Which of the following correctly describes the variation in the equation r=d/t? 1. r varies inversely with d and jointly with t 2. r varies jointly with t and d. 3. r varies inversely with t and jointly with d. 4. r varies directly with d and inversely with t.
As t gets bigger, r gets smaller, so r is inverse to t...
as d gets bigger, what happens to r?
Thank you, sorry I'm new to this
R gets bigger too?
Right , so is it inverse or jointly?
must be jointly
Bingo
so just to clarify, inversely means not both of them get bigger and jointly means both get bigger?
inverse means it does the opposite
Alright can I ask you another question? It's the same type
OK
Which of the following correctly describes the variation in the equation r= L/pt
it looks exactly the same but there isnt an answer that's the same
the answers are 1. r varies jointly with l, p, and t 2. r varies directly with l and inversely with p and t 3. r varies directly with l and jointly with p and t 4. r varies inversely with l and jointly with p and t
Im thinking its the second one
Well, how is r related to L?
when r gets bigger l gets bigger, right?
Right, so its related how?
directly or inversely?
directly
why shouldnt i use jointly though? besides the reason that the answer wont make sense
then what happens if you change p or t?
they mean the same thing
oh, okay. then p or t vary inversely with r.
You got it.
Thank you so much
No problem
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