Question

6x -2y = 0

Answer 1

What is the question?

Answer 2

DOES THE EQUATION REPRESENT A DIRECT VARIATION

Answer 3

Ok. Hold on.

Answer 4

ALGEBRA 1

Answer 5

6x -2y = 0

Add 2y to both sides and you're halfway home...

Answer 6

?????

Answer 7

The equation of your example is direct variation because
6x - 2y = 0 can be rearranged as
2y = 6x
y = 3x

Answer 8

6x -2y +2y = 0 +2y

Can you see what's going on with this?

Answer 9

4x2 + 3y = 0

Answer 10

am i supposed to add 3y to both sides?

Answer 11

x 2 is an exponent

Answer 12

What's 4x2? Is that supposed to be 4x^2?

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

Okay, we crossed replies...

No. The left side is currently one value added to another equals zero.

So in this case you want to subtract 3y from both sides.

Answer 15

so 4x + y =-3 would that be constant variation

Answer 16

4x^2=-3y

Answer 17

0r direct ??

Answer 18

???

Answer 19

My mind is getting fuzzy.

I can't answer this with high confidence. What are the alternatives to "direct variations"?