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y varies directly as the square of x. When x = 3, y = 54. Find y when x = 8.
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y = (k)(x^2) from the "When ...", you should be able to determine the value for k by plugging in the x and y.
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I dont know how to do any of this at all......
Well, I gave you the proportion equation, but should be talked about in itself. Assuming you know how that was derived, y = (k)(x^2), just put the x and y values in. You'll have an equation in one variable which will be very simple to solve. That's the first step. Then, for the second part, you will have k and x, so just tehn solve for y.
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