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Iif y is directly proportional to the square root of x, what is the missing value of y in x 4 9 36 y 1 3
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when x is directly proportional to y, it implies that x equals y multiplied by some constant. in this case: y = k (sqrt(x)), where k is some constant value using your numbers x = 4 y = 1 1 = k (sqrt(4)) 1 = k (2) k = 0.5
then use k to solve for x using the proportionality given in the problem y = (0.5) (sqrt(9)) y = 1.5
Twowow! it was so easy! thanks alot!
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