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Suppose that y is directly proportional to x and that y=-61 when x=8. Find the constant of proportionality for k.
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Can someone help me please
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so how would I find outwhat k=
*Thinking*
y = kx y = -61 and x = 8 Solve for k?
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how do I do that do i multiply -61*8
Rearrange the formula first. y=kx therefore k = y/x k = -61 over 8
k=-61 over8 is that correct is that the end of it
I believe so. Let me know how it goes =)
correct thanks
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Asylum15 I am sorry there is a second question to this problem. use y=kx to find y when x=6
Use Y=KX again. Now for K use the value you just got, and multiply it by 6
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