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ahh no one can help if u dont post all the information regarding the question.
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if you can show that xy = k for some fixed value of k, and this is true for all the x,y pairings in the table, then it's an inverse variation
in an inverse variation, as the value of one variable increases, the value of the other variable decreases......
but the only reason why i would not call this a fully inverse variation is because of the last part. where actually x value has decreased then even Y value has decreased,
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